An unprotected database leak underscores mounting cybersecurity threats across tech, government, and financial sectors.

A staggering 16 billion passwords have been leaked across multiple platforms, including Apple, Facebook and Google in what tech experts are calling the largest data breach in history.

According to multiple sources, it was disclosed last Friday that more than 16 billion sets of account credentials (i.e., user IDs and passwords) that were stolen from Google, Facebook and Apple ...

Sixteen billion passwords to Apple, Facebook, Google, and other social media accounts, as well as government services, were leaked in what researchers are calling the largest data breach ever ...

Meta's "Superintelligence" project gets even more support from Cupertino: At least a fourth Apple Intelligence employee has ...

The leaked credentials span a wide range of services from tech giants like Apple, Facebook, and Google, to platforms such as GitHub, Telegram, and various government portals.

Meta Platforms has reportedly offered a more than $200 million pay package to poach Apple’s top executive in charge of ...

June 20, 2025 at 5:42 AM Update: Cybernews shares datasets with Apple, Google, Facebook and more URLs Dataset from data breach via Cybernews (Image credit: Cybernews) ...

Bowen Zhang, a key multimodal AI researcher at Apple, left the company on Friday and is set to join Meta’s recently formed ...

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Sixteen billion passwords to Apple, Facebook, Google, and other social media accounts, as well as government services, were leaked in what researchers are calling the largest data breach ever ...