Instagram is reassuring users that their accounts and private information are safe after many reported unusual emails urging password updates.

Meta fixed a flaw that let hackers send password reset emails to users, but it says no accounts were compromised. Here's what you need to know.

Imagine waking up to realize that your bank account has been hacked, or your online store card has been cloned and your payments intercepted.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Update: Instagram has issued an official response to the password reset email issue, stating there was no data breach involved.

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Imagine chilling on your couch, lost between doomscrolling and notifications from your friends. There aren't many things that can spoil your mood. However, you open Gmail on your Android phone and see ...

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That warning concerns what is known as a browser-in-the-browser attack and, according to the Trellix security boffins, is an advanced attack methodology that “tricks users by simulating a legitimate ...

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