T-Mobile and Verizon Employees Targeted in SIM Swap Scam
Cybercriminals are offering up to $300 to mobile carrier employees for illegal SIM swaps, aiming to hijack customer phone numbers.
- Criminals are using employee directories to contact T-Mobile and Verizon workers, offering cash for SIM swaps.
- The scam could lead to identity theft, unauthorized access to sensitive information, and financial losses.
- FBI reports a significant rise in SIM swap complaints, with losses mounting into millions.
- New FCC regulations aim to protect consumers from such attacks by enforcing stricter authentication procedures.
- Despite investigations, no evidence suggests a system breach at T-Mobile or Verizon.