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Usernames and passwords of more than 45 million users of forums and sites running on the Verticalscope platform are being traded online. Continue reading Hackers Make Off With Over 40 Million Passwords From 1,000 Sites
Fifty-one million iMesh accounts are for sale on Dark Web for $700, bringing the number of user accounts tied to recent breaches to over 700 million. Continue reading 51 Million iMesh Accounts Available on Black Market
Twitter has forced a password reset on an unnamed number of accounts exposed this week in a dump of 32.8 million account names and credentials. Continue reading Twitter Forces Password Reset on Some Exposed Accounts
LeakedSource says it has a set of 32 million Twitter account details, including plaintext passwords that were put up for sale on a black market website. Continue reading Stolen Twitter Credentials Latest Dataset For Sale
LinkedIn is striking back against websites that are attempting to monetize the 117 million usernames and passwords stolen from the company as part of a 2012 data breach. Continue reading LinkedIn Slams Breach Data Reseller With Cease and Desist Order
A 2012 data breach that was thought to have exposed 6.5 million hashed passwords for LinkedIn users instead likely impacted more than 117 million accounts, the company now says. In response, the business networking giant said today that it would once again force a password reset for individual users thought to be impacted in the expanded breach. Continue reading As Scope of 2012 Breach Expands, LinkedIn to Again Reset Passwords for Some Users