AT&T sues over unauthorized access to customer data

The hypocrisy is overwhelming: "Regrettably, there are always people looking for ways to circumvent the system," Priscilla Hill-Ardoin, chief privacy officer for AT&T, said in a statement. "But we intend to remain vigilant in order to keep our customers' information secure."

Postscript: "...unless the government asks us for it as part of an illegal domestic spying operation. Then we'll happily invade our own customers' privacy free of charge!"; Posted by: spatula6 Posted on: 08/23/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Exactly. SecurityGeek_z | 08/23/06

Wow... lawryll@... | 08/23/06

I see a solution here. Mr. Roboto | 08/23/06

Nope, you read that right. Mr. Roboto | 08/24/06

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