Thefederal 149 Million Passwords for Major Services Leaked Online
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A significant data breach has resulted in the exposure of 149 million passwords for popular services including Gmail, Facebook, and Instagram. The leak is attributed to keylogging and infostealer malware, which compromised user credentials. This incident emphasizes the ongoing vulnerabilities in online security practices.
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