
16B Login Credentials Leak Exposes Dire Need for Non-Custodial Crypto Wallets...
Cybernews has discovered a database containing a massive 16B individual login credentials, secured through multiple hacks from different sectors. These include credentials stolen from Apple, META (Facebook), Telegram, and even governmental institutions. The data sets compiled varied in size, from the smallest one, containing 16M records, to the largest one, with over 3.5B. More importantly, the […]
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