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Summary

In a major cybersecurity breach dubbed 'the mother of all data leaks,' over 2 billion social media and platform user records have been compromised, affecting giants like LinkedIn, Adobe, and more, with personal passwords, conversation logs, individual preferences, and other sensitive information of over 26 billion users leaked online. The leak also includes data from government organizations in countries such as Brazil, Germany, the United States, and Turkey. Cybernews has launched a platform allowing individuals to check if their data is compromised by simply entering their email. With a vast array of platforms affected, the breach's magnitude is unprecedented, urging users to change their passwords and secure their online presence against potential identity theft, unauthorized account access, and targeted cyberattacks.

Takeaways

• 😳 Massive personal data leak of 2 billion user records reported
• 🔐 Cybernews group reveals hack of social media and platforms
• 📝 Leaked data includes passwords, conversations, preferences
• 😨 Data of 26 billion users from government and companies leaked
• 🔎 Cybernews created website to check if your data was compromised
• 📧 Just enter your email to see if your info was leaked
• 📱 Data leaked from social media like LinkedIn, Adobe, Canva
• ⚠️ Hackers could misuse data for identity theft or cyber attacks
• 🔒 Experts say many people reuse same password across accounts
• 🙏 Share this so more people are informed if data was leaked

Q & A

What major data breach was recently revealed?

A group of hackers called Cyber News revealed that 2 billion social media and platform user records have been leaked online.

What kind of personal data was leaked in this breach?

The leak includes passwords, personal conversations, individual preferences, and other private data from over 2.6 billion users.

What government organizations had data leaked?

Data from government organizations in countries like Brazil, Germany, the United States and Turkey was leaked.

How can you check if your data was leaked?

Cyber News created a website where you can enter your email address to see if your data was compromised in the leaks.

Why is reusing passwords across accounts dangerous?

If your password from one account is leaked, it could allow access to your other accounts if you reuse passwords.

What could hackers do with the leaked personal data?

They could commit identity theft, hijack email accounts, launch targeted cyber attacks, or gain unauthorized access.

Which social media platforms and services were affected?

Platforms affected include LinkedIn, Adobe, Canva, Wavo, Myspace, Twitter, Dailymotion, Dropbox, and Telegram.

Is all the leaked data new?

Some of the leaks were from past breaches, but new leaks with previously unexposed data have also occurred.

How can people protect themselves from this breach?

People should check if they were affected and change passwords, especially any reused across multiple accounts.

Why is it important to use unique passwords for each account?

If one password is leaked, unique passwords prevent access to other accounts and limit the damage.