— -- If you're a Yahoo Voices user, it's time to change your password. Security for the service appears to have been compromised early Thursday morning. A list titled "Owned and Exposed" which is ...

Troy Hunt, the founder ofHave I Been Pwned?, a service that allows you to check whether your personal information has been leaked, revealed that 104GB of data, including more than 25 million passwords ...

Using strong passwords—and different ones for every site—can help you protect yourself against digital fraud and identity theft. Here’s how to protect yourself. Nobody likes the ever-growing list of ...

Apple login credentials were among a massive database of 184 million records found sitting unprotected on a web server. Other logins included Facebook, Google, Instagram, Microsoft, and PayPal. The ...

For a while now, Blackberry has had in place a list of 106 prohibited passwords that device owners cannot use when setting up their Blackberry ID account. For all of its intents and purposes, the list ...

123456 is, in the password world, about as lazy as it gets. All passwords are certainly not created equal, and some are way more common – and predictable – than others. Cybersecurity experts are ...

Leaked usernames and passwords are the easiest way to breach a private account. (alengo via Getty Images) Today's report by security expert Jeremiah Fowler of a massive unsecured database full of ...

It's something we're all regularly warned against, but it seems that many of us are still using passwords that are incredibly easy to guess. Experts from Peec AI have analysed 100 million passwords ...

While it's not as large in scale as the latest data breach that leaked over 16 billion passwords, another incident has exposed passwords and other sensitive information across some of the most popular ...

You should always ensure your email password is strong and unique (Getty) These days even buying a computer mouse or going to a restaurant can involve creating a ...

In the digital age, businesses may assume that firewalls, login credentials and restricted access are enough to shield proprietary data. But a recent federal court decision shows that a “trade secret” ...