Recently, AT&T, the leading telecommunications giant in the U.S., made a concerning revelation. They uncovered a distressing situation on the dark web—a dataset up for sale. This dataset laid bare the personal information of approximately 7.6 million existing AT&T account holders and a staggering 65.4 million former users, amounting to a total of around 73 million affected accounts.

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In a world where cyber-attacks are becoming all too common, the recent incident involving Omni Hotels & Resorts serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities we face. With their entire IT system taken offline due to a malicious cyber-attack, the hotel chain grappled with the fallout, from disrupted operations to potential financial losses reaching into the millions.