A couple of months after it was discovered that a vulnerability with the T-Mobile website allowed hackers to log into any customer’s account, another vulnerability with T-Mo’s site has been found. Security researcher Ryan Stevenson recently found that a T-Mobile subdomain would allow a person to access customer data just by entering their phone number. According to [read full article]
A new report has revealed that the T-Mobile website recently suffered from a privacy bug. Security researcher Karan Saini says that a flaw with the T-Mobile website would allow an attacker to access account data, including a customer’s name and IMSI number, by knowing or guessing that customer’s phone number. Here’s what Secure7’s Saini told [read full article]
Why hello there beautiful new T-Mobile.com, as T-Mobile USA introduces a major revamp to their homepage with a brand look and feel. Gone are the purple, excuse me “Magenta” overtones as T-Mobile goes black, literally as the site moves to a more professional and darker look. I could write a whole article about how sharp the new site is, or I can just direct your … [read full article]
After a mysterious absence from the T-Mobile website, the Samsung Galaxy Note makes a return to T-Mobile.com even as it remains out-of-stock. Even with its return, the rumor mill is still skeptical that the device will ever return to T-Mobile’s inventory, especially [read full article]
T-Mobile’s website is finally giving away some Galaxy S Relay 4G tidbits, even if it’s only as minimal as “confirming” the existence of the device. Before anyone runs away with themselves, the very last section on this page lists a few specs — those are for the Galaxy S III and … [read full article]
Update: Someone on Twitter pointed that Chrome users who can inspect the element on this page will see clear as day indication that this is a myTouch by LG. See the picture below: We should back up for a minute and say this isn’t as much of a hint … [read full article]
Magenta has something special for the top 2% of their customers brewing slowly on their website. It seems some users have been contacted last night and this morning to be offered a preview of a new program called My T-Mobile Perks. Membership to the new program is completely free and doesn’t require you to do any fancy tricks to sign up. Just click the link in the email, sign in, and then confirm you want to join … [read full article]
