'Mother of all Breaches': 26 Billion Records Leaked

Massive data leak, primarily a compilation of previous breaches, could be used for identity theft and phishing schemes.

Security researchers have discovered a massive database containing 26 billion leaked records, dubbed 'Mother of all Breaches'.
The leaked data, which runs to 12 terabytes in size, includes sensitive information from several sites including Twitter, LinkedIn, Dropbox, and Tencent.
The database is believed to have been compiled by a malicious actor or data broker, and could be used for identity theft, phishing schemes, and unauthorized access to personal accounts.
Although the leak is substantial, it is primarily a compilation of data from previous breaches and does not contain new information.
Experts are urging users to stay vigilant, change their passwords, and enable two-factor authentication on their accounts.