Telus Breached: Hackers Grab 700TB of Data
Telus, Canadas largest telecom, faces a cybersecurity breach by ShinyHunters, who claim to have accessed 700 terabytes of data. The company confirms unauthorized access but assures operations are unaffected. Collaborating with cyber experts and law enforcement, Telus investigates the extent of the breach, which may include sensitive data from other companies and personal details. ShinyHunters, known for global hacks, has a history of targeting major companies. Telus maintains no customer disruptions, but the investigation continues.
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