Names, addresses, Social Security numbers, birthdays, and ID information on more than 15 million customers had been compromised after a breach at Experian. Experian said that on September 15, they discovered that someone had accessed T-Mobile data housed on one of their servers. The company said the investigation of the incident is ongoing, and that their encryption may have been compromised. The data breach did not involve any payment card numbers or bank account information, T-mobile CEO John Legere said.”]

