9. AT&T Server/Apple iPad Emails: 114,000 Records Breached An AT&T security breach exposed at least 114,000 e-mail addresses of iPad 3G customers, including those of high ranking government and military officials. The breach occurred when a group of hackers, known as Goatse Security, exploited a security flaw on an AT&T Web application that enabled them to obtain a list of customer e-mail addresses in exchange for a personal ID, known as the ICC-ID by running an automated script. The ICC-ID, or integrated circuit card identifier, is associated with the SIM card and is used to specifically identify iPad and other mobile device's customers. Thus far the FBI has contacted Gawker, which first broke the iPad breach story in June, requesting that it hold onto any all related documents that would assist with investigation efforts.