#breachedpasswords

Popular data breach logging website ‘Have I Been Pwned’ has now announced the code base of ‘Have I Been Pwned’ will be open source. ‘Have I Been Pwned’ To Open Source In a recent post, Troy Hunt has announced

Developer tools provider DeepSource has recently reset login credentials of employee accounts and users after a cyber attack. The incident happened as a result of a phishing attack on an employee’s account

From large scale breaches to mere credential stuffing, passwords have always remained on the hitlist of cybercriminals. From two-factor to multi-factor authentication to FIDO, various methods have emerged

Microsoft has recently rolled out the new version of its Edge browser. As announced, the new version comes with numerous privacy features for users. The most notable is the feature to alert Microsoft Edge

Google has been working for quite some time to provide improved security features to Chrome users. Earlier, they launched better password protection with breach alerts. Then, they integrated this Password

Researchers have found a new password stealer targeting Google Chrome. What’s different about this Chrome Password Stealing Trojan is that it stores all stolen passwords to a remote MongoDB database. Chrome

It has been over a month since the cybersecurity firm Imperva suffered a breach, we now have an update. As revealed recently by the company’s CTO, the firm suffered the breach due to the stolen AWS API

Beginning this year, Google is seemingly working towards improving user accounts’ security. In February this year, Google announced the launch of a dedicated browser extension, ‘Password Checkup’ to alert

Whilst you would expect cybersecurity and IT firms to serve customers with adequate online security measures. However, these firms themselves remain vulnerable to various security threats too. Recently,

Continuing the trail of data breaches now joins the web hosting company Hostinger. As revealed by the firm itself, Hostinger suffered a security breach exposing one of its servers to an adversary. The

Frequent data breaches have made it a mess for users to set up unique login credentials for an account. However, services like HaveIBeenPwned are striving to help users in this regard by informing them

The dangers of low security on the Internet of Things (IoT) devices once again surfaced last week. A family have suffered sleepless nights after a hacker gained access to their Nest account and remotely

A couple of weeks ago, a huge database of breached credentials startled almost everyone. The huge collection of dumped data, referred as “Collection #1” flaunted 21 million passwords. However, we now hear

Best practice dictates that users should use a different password for every online account they own, for an average internet user to remember a different unique password for every account by themselves

Data breaches have now become so common that such reports do not grab our attention anymore. However, breaches or data leaks become significant either when they relate to a popular service, or they are