An unprotected database leak underscores mounting cybersecurity threats across tech, government, and financial sectors.

A staggering 16 billion passwords have been leaked across multiple platforms, including Apple, Facebook and Google in what tech experts are calling the largest data breach in history.

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.

6 ways to protect yourself after a data breach 1. Change your password on every platform: If your login credentials have been exposed, it’s not enough to change the password on just one account.

Google, Facebook, GitHub, Telegram, and even government services can be impacted by this. Much of the data is organized in a basic format: website address, username, and password.

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The breach reveals an astounding 16 billion records were extracted from 30 unsecured data sets. The records contained passwords for widely used services, according to the Associated Press.

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