Instagram is preparing for one of the most dramatic cultural shifts in its post-pandemic history. At a time when much of the tech industry continues to debate

Recent reports indicate that users are experiencing unusual activity, including multiple password reset attempts, suggesting that hackers may be actively

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A new wave of panic has hit Instagram users after reports emerged claiming that 17.5 million accounts were exposed in a massive data leak. Cybersecurity

The confusion began after antivirus company Malwarebytes reported the sale of a dark web database allegedly containing sensitive information of 17.5 million

Social media users woke up to alarming headlines this week claiming that 17.5 million Instagram accounts had been leaked, triggering widespread fear across

Social media exploded with fear when claims surfaced that 17.5 million Instagram users had their private data leaked. Headlines screamed about phone numbers,

The initial reports suggested that around 17.5 million Instagram users had their personal information leaked. Many users noticed unusual activity, such as

Instagram allegedly had around 17 million rows of data scraped from its API, with 6.2 million of those including email addresses, and some rows containing

A new scraping report claimed that Instagram had 17 million rows of largely public data extracted from its API and posted on a hacking forum. Out of these,

Concerns about a massive Instagram data breach spread rapidly online after reports claimed that information linked to more than 17 million accounts had been

The breach, reported by cybersecurity outlets like HendryAdrian.com and amplified on platforms such as Cybersecurity News Everyday, underscores the ongoing

Meta has recently addressed a critical vulnerability on Instagram that allowed external parties to trigger password reset emails without users’ consent. While

On Sunday, Meta acknowledged via X that a security flaw allowed external parties to send password reset requests to Instagram users. “We fixed an issue that

A sudden wave of mysterious password reset emails has left millions of Instagram users anxious about the safety of their accounts. At the same time, a

The WhiteDate breach has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity community. Sensitive user information, including email addresses and hashed passwords, was

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