A huge pile of data stolen from millions of people’s devices has just been added to the massive data breach database.
The database contains 56 million unique emails and 124 million unique passwords in hundreds of millions of records, collected from various malware sources.
People can check it out if their email appears in the Have I Been Pwned log to see if they are involved.
Collected passwords are also added to the Have I Been Pwned searchable database.
Users can search for passwords on the site to see if they’ve been stolen, but actual passwords aren’t displayed in email searches.
This includes change it data breaches prove a constant threat of malware attacks.
Users are strongly advised to immediately change passwords for any affected accounts and to enable two-factor authentication wherever supported.
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