News of a major data breach of passwords for many companies, such as Google, Facebook, Apple and others has left customers concerned over what to do next.

It’s normal to feel worried about your account data potentially being exposed after hearing about a recent breach. What you can do: First, change your password. Avoid using the same or similar login ...

Since a data breach didn’t occur at any specific company, there’s no way to track which credentials may have been leaked. This means you won’t be notified if your account is compromised, as ...

A new report reveals 16 billion login credentials were exposed in what’s being called the largest data breach ever. Experts urge users to update passwords and enable two-factor authentication.

If you're worried about your account data potentially being exposed in a recent breach, the first thing you can do is change your password — and avoid using the same or similar login credentials ...

A cybersecurity breach of Columbus-based Aflac’s computer network “potentially impacted” private information of unclear number of customers, the company said.

Edelson Lechtzin LLP is investigating a class action lawsuit to seek legal remedies for individuals whose sensitive personal data may have been compromised by the Krispy Kreme data breach.

A massive data breach resulted in 16 billion passwords to Google, Facebook, Apple, and other social media accounts being leaked in what is considered one of the largest in U.S. history.