SIM swap crooks solicit T-Mobile, Verizon staff via text to do their dirty work

The Register
Apr 16, 2024, 11:30 am352 pts
No breach responsible for employee contact info getting out, says T-Mo T-Mobile employees say they are being sent text messages that offer them cash to perform illegal SIM swaps for supposed criminals.…

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