More than 16 billion login credentials for Google, Facebook, Apple and other platforms have been exposed in one of the largest cybersecurity data breaches of all time, according to a Cybernews ...

A massive data breach has exposed more than 16 billion passwords across multiple platforms, making it one of the most significant breaches in history. Researchers at Cybernews confirmed the breach ...

A data breach of the Tea app recently exposed users' selfies, IDs, and private messages. Cybersecurity experts say it ...

The archive weighs 729GB, and contains more than 324 million log entries. These entries contained users’ IP addresses, MAC ...

According to multiple sources, it was disclosed last Friday that more than 16 billion sets of account credentials (i.e., user IDs and passwords) that were stolen from Google, Facebook and Apple ...

A new report reveals 16 billion login credentials were exposed in what’s being called the largest data breach ever. Experts urge users to update passwords and enable two-factor authentication.

Use passkeys when available Tech companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft are promoting "passkeys," a more secure, passwordless login method tied to your device.

Tea's investigation of the incident found that app users' direct messages had been breached, along with some of their photos.

A massive data breach resulted in 16 billion passwords to Google, Facebook, Apple, and other social media accounts being leaked in what is considered one of the largest in U.S. history.