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Bottom line: T-Mobile's swift action mitigated a potential cyber attack, preventing significant disruption to its services.
What's happening: On March 21, 2023, T-Mobile severed its internet connection to its San Diego data center due to a potential DDoS attack. Threema, a German messaging app provider, was involved in the DDoS attack against T-Mobile.
What to do: Security teams should review their incident response plans and ensure they are equipped to handle potential DDoS attacks, including those involving malicious actors targeting service providers.