Dallas, Texas-based AT&T Inc., is under FBI investigation into a security breach that leaked over 100000 e-mail addresses of its Apple iPad customers.

41 per cent of you may not be bothered about the AT&T iPad security breach, but for the remaining 59 per cent of Giz readers who were either outraged or slightly laissez faire about it all, this is for you:

After last week's security breach in which the email addresses of iPad owners were harvested by hackers, AT&T has now sent letters to apologies to the.

Exhibit A is a front page article in the Columbus Dispatch on Saturday concerning a story we broke here back in April concerning the various follies within Ohio Homeland Security ; specifically, our reports about

This iPad security breach story from last week continues to spin way out of control, and in our opinion fingers are being pointed in the wrong direction. The FBI is investigating the incident, and a few hours ago

AT&T sent an official letter of apology to the 114000 iPad 3G owners affected by a security breach that exposed their e-mail addresses and ICC-ID (integrated circuit card identifier) numbers.

Make sure your car is locked and your windows wound up.

So people receiving Social Security , Supplemental Security Income, Veterans, Railroad Retirement and U.S. government benefit recipients will receive benefits either through direct deposit into a bank account or

AT&T is trying to claim that the people at Goatse Security should be punished for discovering the iPad security breach. I think it's AT&T we should look at.

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