Hackers Leak 3,615 Trump Mobile Subscriber Records on Dark Web
Group called BYOD says it breached partner MVNO Liberty Mobile through an employee device infected with a remote access trojan.
A hacking group calling itself BYOD published 3,615 customer records belonging to Trump Mobile subscribers on the dark web, according to androidauthority.com. The group said it gained entry by compromising an employee device at Liberty Mobile, the partner MVNO, using a remote access trojan.
The exposed data allegedly includes customer names, email addresses, phone numbers, home addresses, order histories and plan cancellation records. The leaked data does not include information from Trump Mobile T1 phone orders.
The leak reportedly contains personal details of Eric Brunnett, Vice President and Chief Information Officer of the Trump Organization.
Trump Mobile has not issued a formal public response to the breach.
Background
In 2026, Trump Mobile faced scrutiny over steep price hikes on its T1 smartphone, along with questions about its hardware specs and shipping delays.
Quick answers
How many customer records were leaked in the Trump Mobile data breach?
The hacking group BYOD published 3,615 customer records belonging to Trump Mobile subscribers on the dark web.
How did the hackers get into Trump Mobile's systems?
The group said it compromised an employee device at Liberty Mobile, the partner MVNO, using a remote access trojan.
Did the leak include Trump Mobile T1 phone order data?
No, the leaked data does not include data from Trump Mobile T1 phone orders.