ADT warns: hackers steal customer info, stay safe with us

August 9, 2024
1 min read

TLDR:

  • Home security company ADT experienced a cyberattack that exposed customer information
  • Customer order information such as email addresses, phone numbers, and postal addresses were stolen

Home security company ADT recently disclosed that unauthorized actors accessed certain databases, leading to the theft of customer information such as email addresses, phone numbers, and postal addresses. The company reported that only a small percentage of its 6 million subscribers were affected by the breach. ADT reassured customers that their home security systems were not compromised, and sensitive information like credit card data was not accessed. The investigation is ongoing, and ADT encouraged customers to monitor their accounts for unusual activity and remain cautious of phishing emails or requests for personal information. The company emphasized that customer privacy and security are a top priority, and stringent cybersecurity protocols have been activated to safeguard information. Customers with questions about the incident were directed to contact (866) 437-9016.

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