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AT&T breaking the law again? spying acts on the rise

They should use that money to pay for better customer support, as we earned again that AT&T's websites secretly redirected penetration tests to the FBI's Tips portal, putting security researchers participating in the company's bug bounty program at risk of breaking the law, ZDNet has learned. add to insult the NSA and AT&T's Spying Pact continues data mining all communications in US.

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att's accounting practices are suspect at best. cancellation of services sure takes a lot longer than starting new services. trying to get away from t is like getting out of a spider's nest.

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Yep pretty corrupt. Closed my internet account over 6 months and still get notifications about finishing setup. Probably still counting me as a customer on the books.

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https://www.zdnet.com/article/at-t-redirected-pen-test-payloads-to-the-fbis-tips-portal/

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