SUMMARY: AT&T disclosed that a significant cyber attack from 2022 exposed records of nearly all its cellular and landline customers. Hackers accessed phone call and text logs over a six-month period, revealing the breach in April 2022 and another smaller breach in January 2023. Although the stolen data did not include sensitive personal information like Social Security numbers, the details made public have left customers seeking clarity on the impact. One individual has been arrested in connection with the breach. AT&T has taken additional security measures and is notifying affected customers. Experts stress the need for stronger legislative measures to prevent such breaches.

AT&T revealed on Friday that “nearly all” of its customers' call and text message records were exposed in a massive data breach.

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SUMMARY: Austin is investigating its 31st, 32nd, and 33rd homicides of 2024, with three killings in 10 days and two suspects still at large. The first incident occurred on July 3rd in Northeast Austin. Police found a male and female dead with life-threatening injuries at the Urban Villa Apartments near I-35. The second homicide happened on Wednesday when 34-year-old Joshua Kak was shot at an apartment complex on Dryfield Drive. The suspect remains at large. The third killing took place on Friday at 4 AM inside a home near Rutherford Lane. No arrests have been made, and suspect information is unreleased. Last year, Austin reported 35 homicides.

The Austin Police Department is investigating three homicides within the past 10 days. They are still looking for two suspects connected to the killings.

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SUMMARY: The Good Day Austin Round Up featured discussions on various segments from their morning show. Highlights included severe weather updates by Zack Shields, covering tornadoes in Indiana and wildfires in Utah. The hosts also discussed extreme weather in France and Belgium. A light-hearted segment showed meerkats at Nashville Zoo, and another explored the viral Dr. Pepper and pickles combo. They introduced their new team member, Katie Orth, and featured numerous local spots like TLC Austin and Toasty Badger. The show wrapped up with segments on DIY rug-making, clarified cocktails, and vintage footage of a kids' show at Southwood Theater.

A look at some places to eat in Austin, an interview with one of the stars of the new film “Borderlands”, and the team tries out a viral TikTok recipe. Those are a just of the features in this week's episode.

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