US EditionMassive Data Leak - 16 Billion Credentials and Passwords
GLOBAL, JUN 20 – The 16 billion leaked credentials stem from nearly 4,000 breaches and malware infections, creating a major risk for identity theft and targeted cyberattacks, experts warn.
- Cybernews cybersecurity experts disclosed this week that they have identified a massive compilation of data breaches, resulting in the exposure of nearly 16 billion account login details.
- The leak resulted from multiple events over time, with data compiled and briefly exposed publicly, including accounts from major platforms like Google and Apple.
- Experts warn that these compromised credentials give cybercriminals unprecedented access to accounts, enabling identity theft, account takeover, and targeted phishing attacks.
- Cybernews urges users to reset passwords and enable multifactor authentication, noting that passwords should be at least 12 characters and that many compromised accounts go undetected.
- This breach highlights growing cybersecurity risks and calls for stronger cyber hygiene, while uncertainty remains about the exact scope and current status of the leaked data.
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