Mississippi Power Company

About 300,000 belong to Georgia Power, 100,000 to Alabama Power.

Mississippi Power is also named, but its affected count hasn't been released.

The data includes names, contact details, the last four digits of Social Security numbers, and basic account information.

The company says bank accounts, payment cards, and driver's license numbers were not accessed.

Many of you received an email from Alabama Power on Monday about compromised data, which is always an unsettling way to start the week.

AL.com's William Thornton reports that a security breach may have affected up to around four hundred thousand customers of Southern Company, which controls Alabama Power, as well as Georgia Power and Mississippi Power.

Now, according to Southern Company, the breach happened in September and may have exposed some customers' names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and some other basic account information, such as the last four digits of your Social Security number.

Now, according to Alabama Power, that information did not include bank account numbers, payment card numbers, or driver license numbers.

I was at co-op for a year.

I had did another summer program at Mississippi Power and Light Company at co-op.

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He's like 90 years old today.

I worked for Mississippi Power Company for a short period of time, and he was there.

And he was such a beautiful Christian.

What happened is these people just got injected into my life that helped me find my way.