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Even if you’re super careful online, your personal and financial information can be exposed in a . Sometimes though, hackers compile credentials and information from past breaches and put it all together to make it easier to use in their attacks.

As reported by , this is exactly what happened with a new, supermassive Mother of all Breaches (MOAB) which contains 26 billion records or 13 terabytes of data taken from previous leaks, breaches and hacked databases. In a recent investigation alongside cybersecurity researcher Bob Dyachenko, the news outlet discovered all of these exposed records on an open instance.

, phishing attacks, targeted cyberattacks and unauthorized access to users’ personal and sensitive accounts according to the security researchers who discovered it.

The biggest threat though, involves . You see, if you reuse the same password across multiple sites and services, once hackers get your credentials for one account, they will then use them to access your other accounts. This is why you should absolutely be using for all of your online accounts. While you can come up with passwords on your own, the can do this for you and store all of your passwords securely in one place.

We’ve seen compilations of multiple breaches () before but this may be the largest one ever recorded to date. For instance, back in 2021, Cybernews reported on one which contained 3.2 billion records. This MOAB is significantly worse than that one though with 26 billion records all contained in one place and to make matters worse, the full list is searchable.

How to check if your data was exposed

If you want to see if your personal or financial information was exposed online as a result of this leak, you’re in luck as Cybernews has created its own to make things easier. Likewise, the popular data leak site will likely also have these records available to search soon.

Since a majority of the data contained in this leak is older, the risk of falling victim to an attack that uses these records is lower but you’re still going to want to be on the lookout for any suspicious activity. This means being more cautious when checking your inbox to avoid and checking your online accounts for signs of fraud or anything else that looks out of place.

While the can help keep you safe from malware and other attacks, there’s not much it can do when your personal and financial data is exposed in a data breach or leak. Instead, this is where the come in as they can help you recover a stolen identity or money lost to fraud.

As we now create more data each day than ever before, large data leaks like this one will likely become more common. However, if you’re careful online and use strong, complex passwords for each of your accounts, you will be much less likely to fall victim to cybercrime.

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