Passwords of Google users were leaked by what is considered to be the largest data breach. Here's how to check if your account has been compromised.

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of protection to your accounts. Instead of relying only on a password, ...

CERT-In has issued a warning after 16 billion credentials were leaked online, urging users to update passwords, enable MFA, ...

Imagine a locksmith who pocketed spare keys from every break-in, welded them onto a single ring, and put them up for sale.

The leaked data—gathered via malware and misconfigured databases—poses a major threat of identity theft, phishing, account ...

Enable multi-factor authentication wherever possible, according to cybersecurity experts.

Sixteen billion passwords for Apple, Facebook, Google and even government services accounts have been leaked in what experts are calling the single biggest data breach ever.

Dataquest features, A 16B password leak exposes the cracks in global cybersecurity. Experts call for zero-trust, quantum-safe ...

This includes Gmail, Facebook, Instagram and any online services accessed by your Apple, Microsoft and Google devices. The worrying leak was discovered by the team at Cybernews who say they found 30 ...

The file was left entirely unprotected - no encryption, no password, no safeguards - just a plain text document holding ...

ALL Apple, Facebook and Google users are being told to change their passwords right now – after a colossal leak exposed as many as 16 billion logins. It’s being called one of the largest ...