AT&T suspended pre-orders of the Apple iPhone 4 on Wednesday, a day after the wireless carrier's Web site was overwhelmed with unexpected demand, triggering a glitch in its system that inadvertently exposed some customer's information to other users.
Apple said that advanced sales of the iPhone 4 hit 600,000 Tuesday but that the strong demand resulted in "many order and approval system malfunctions."
Gizmodo.com, a technology site, reported at least three cases in which users were able to see other people's personal information when they tried to log in. AT&T said it had been "unable to replicate the issue, but the information displayed did not include call-detail records, Social Security numbers, or credit card information."
Source http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/06/16/AR2010061605355.html
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