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Massive Data Leak Alert: Over 16 billion credentials (usernames & passwords) have been leaked online via logs from infostealer malware like RedLine & Raccoon. These include accounts from Google, Facebook, Apple, and more. Most data is fresh, posing h

16 billion passwords leaked in massive breach affecting Apple, Facebook, Google Several collections of login credentials reveal one of the largest data breaches in history, totaling a humongous 16 billion exposed login credentials. The data most lik

🚨 BREAKING: 16 Billion Passwords Leaked in Historic Data Breach 🚨 In what’s being called the largest data breach to date, over 16 billion passwords and credentials from global tech giants—including Apple, Google, and Facebook—have been exposed. Th

⭐ The Domino Effect of a Single Breach 🔐 Imagine you use the same password for a social media account, email, and online banking. If hackers breach the social media platform (which happens daily), they’ll extract your credentials and test them on o

guys, take 30 seconds and do this. seriously. go to 👉 https://haveibeenpwned.com type your email. and check if your data has been leaked in any breach. you’ll be surprised how often it happens — even from big platforms. why this matters: – your p

🚨 This week in AI + Tech is next level 👇 ✅ 16 BILLION PASSWORDS LEAKED (Apple, Google, Meta & more) ✅ Meta drops $15B on Superintelligence ✅ Witcher 4 returns in Unreal Engine 5 ✅ Roblox breaks all-time record — 16.4M players online! 📺 Watch ALL

A report from The Information states that a hacker claims to have stolen login credentials— including emails and passwords— for 20 million OpenAI accounts and is selling them on the dark web. OpenAI is investigating the matter but maintains that the

🔐 Cybersecurity Tip: Protect Your Online Accounts! 🔐 Want to keep hackers out? Follow these steps: ✅ Enable 2FA – Use an authenticator app for extra security. ✅ Use Strong Passwords – Mix uppercase, lowercase, numbers & symbols. ✅ Beware of Phish

X User Records Released: 200 million+ Twitter Accounts Leaked Cyber criminals are always on the lookout for platforms that double up as mammoth data rigs, such as popular social media platforms. One of the latest targets of hackers is X (formerly Tw

🛡️ Using the same password everywhere is a big mistake! Let’s say you use 'Raju123' for Netflix and Gmail. A hacker gets it from Netflix—maybe with a tool like Hydra, which guesses passwords fast. They check your Netflix profile, see your Gmail ID