A security lapse at prison pay phone service Pay Tel publicly exposed over 300K callers’ driver’s licenses

By Zack WhittakerMay 28, 2026·Source: TechCrunch·0 views

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Pay Tel secured the publicly exposed data after security researchers discovered the leak containing callers' sensitive ID documents and inmate communications.

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A security lapse at prison pay phone service Pay Tel publicly exposed over 300K callers&#8217; driver&#8217;s licenses

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A security lapse at prison pay phone service Pay Tel publicly exposed over 300K callers’ driver’s licenses