Hackers released Trump Mobile client data, revealing actual sales of the T1 smartphone.

Scandalous data leak before the launch of Trump Mobile T1

In anticipation of the official start of sales for the Trump Mobile T1 smartphone, reports emerged that confidential customer information had been leaked from the company’s website. The leak also revealed the actual number of orders placed – a figure significantly lower than what was reported in the media.

How it all began
- YouTube user voidzilla first made public information about the alleged leak.
- He received an anonymous message from a hacker who wanted to remain unknown and shared details about a vulnerability found on the Trump Mobile site.

The hacker claims that by placing a fake order he was able to “scan the entire database of pre‑orders.” As a result, he gained access to:
- email addresses,
- phone numbers,
- mailing addresses of customers,
but not credit card data.

Confirmation of the vulnerability
YouTube users voidzilla and penguinz0, who had themselves placed orders for the T1, discovered their data in a file sent by the attacker. This indirectly confirms the presence of a serious vulnerability.

What was included in the leak
- Apparently, all orders placed for the phone were disclosed.
- Based on voidzilla’s data:
- about 10 000 unique customers,
- roughly 30 000 orders (it is unclear whether they all pertain to the device itself or include SIM cards from Trump Mobile’s 47‑plan tariff).

These numbers are significantly lower than previously reported in the media – 590 000 orders over the past six months.

Conclusion
The leak revealed the real number of customers and orders for the Trump Mobile T1, as well as identified a serious website vulnerability. As a result, the company must urgently take measures to protect user data and review its internal security protocols.