AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) customers, both present and past, stand to receive up to $7,500 as part of a proposed $177 million ...

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The British government spent $3.2 million on a secret legal order preventing journalists from reporting a data breach that put almost 19,000 Afghans and their families at risk.

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People who can show documentation they lost money because of two separate AT&T data breaches may receive up to $7,500 — but most will receive less.