BYOD Claims It Leaked Data of 3,615 Trump Mobile Customers
The cybercrime group says it breached a Liberty Mobile employee's device and posted names, emails, phone numbers and home addresses.
A cybercrime group calling itself BYOD says it stole and published personal data belonging to 3,615 Trump Mobile customers, according to techradar.com. The group posted the dataset to its dark web leak site in late September 2026.
The published data contains names, email addresses, phone numbers, home addresses and order details. No payment card data has been reported in the dump. According to the facts, the published data appears to cover the wireless service rather than T1 smartphone orders.
BYOD says it compromised a Liberty Mobile employee's device with an infostealer. The group also claims it still has live access to a customer dashboard and that neither company used multi-factor authentication.
Straight Arrow News reported the leak after reviewing the dataset and contacting people listed in it. People reached by Straight Arrow confirmed their details were accurate, as did samples reviewed by Cybernews and PCMag.
Trump Mobile had a breach in May 2026. On September 23, 2026, a separate group, EndZone, claimed to have taken data on 4,000 Trump Mobile users.
Quick answers
What Trump Mobile customer data was leaked?
According to BYOD, the published dataset contains names, email addresses, phone numbers, home addresses and order details belonging to 3,615 Trump Mobile customers.
How did BYOD say it got the data?
BYOD says it compromised a Liberty Mobile employee's device with an infostealer and claims it still has live access to a customer dashboard.
Was payment card data included in the leak?
No payment card data has been reported in the dump.