T-Mobile says confident no ongoing risks to user data from hack By Reuters

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(Reuters) – T-Mobile US (NASDAQ:) Inc said on Friday it was confident there were no continuing risks to user data from a breach that was disclosed earlier this month, that affected more than 53 million current, former and prospective customers.

The wireless carrier said it had partnered with experts at cybersecurity firm Mandiant and consulting firm KPMG following the hack.

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