Troy Hunt, the founder ofHave I Been Pwned?, a service that allows you to check whether your personal information has been leaked, revealed that 104GB of data, including more than 25 million passwords ...

The illegal database contained ‘thousands of files that included emails, usernames, passwords, and the URL links to the login or authorization for the accounts’ A cybersecurity researcher claimed to ...

More than 184 million passwords may have been compromised in a massive data leak affecting everything from social media logins to bank accounts, according to a new report published by cybersecurity ...

A record-breaking data leak has exposed 16 billion login details for a number of social media websites and online services - with Apple, Facebook and Google users among those warned to change their ...

Apple, Facebook, and Google users are being urged to change their passwords following a massive data leak that exposed 16 billion logins. This breach, one of the largest in history, impacts logins for ...

A staggering 16 billion login credentials have been leaked online in what researchers are calling the largest data breach in history. Usernames and passwords linked to major platforms such as Apple, ...

Users of Apple, Facebook and Google are being told to change their passwords after a record-breaking data leak exposed 16 billion logins. Researchers say that the breach is one of the largest in ...

An unencrypted database with more than 184 million passwords has leaked, exposing users' credentials for Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and more. Credit: Calvin Chan Wai Meng via Getty Images Fowler ...

While it's not as large in scale as the latest data breach that leaked over 16 billion passwords, another incident has exposed passwords and other sensitive information across some of the most popular ...

Sixteen billion passwords to Apple, Facebook, Google, and other social media accounts, as well as government services, were leaked in what researchers are calling the largest data breach ever, ...

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 data breaches ...