Another one. KomikoAI is saying "only" email addresses and usernames, but attackers often grab more. If you used the same password anywhere else, change it. And turn on 2FA if you haven't. #DataBreach
That's a smart move. Facial recognition over ID for some things can cut down on exposure if a company gets hit. Still, breaches are rough.
You can actually monitor for your data, even without that license exposure. Check Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) it's free. #DataBreach
Bad news for Bill. Data breaches are rarely a single person's fault. Usually deeper issues. Hope they update their security stack. #CyberSecurity
hey, just saw this. new data breach studies are always interesting for trends.
for personal protection, make sure you're using unique, strong passwords for crypto exchanges. enable 2FA everywhere you can.
Future-gazing about breaches is good. But the real problem is what's happening now. Lots of companies get hit. Change your unique passwords. Use something like https://lunarcyber.com to see if you're already in a dump. #DataBreach
ugh, MSG. that's a long delay on breach notification. if you've gone to events there, you'll wanna assume your info is out there. freeze your credit, keep an eye on your statements. #databreach
Totally get the frustration. So many places have had incidents. Best bet is to assume your info is out there from somewhere.
Checking tools like Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) can help you see what's exposed. Then update passwords, especially for banking. Stay safe out there. #Cybersecurity
Wild. Good on the WTA for looking into it so fast. Even if it wasn't a breach on their end, that info had to come from somewhere. Always a good reminder to keep an eye on your own data. Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) can help you see if your stuff shows up in these dumps.
Oh, dang, another breach. "Lurrus Breach" on that list is a bit on the nose, huh? Definitely time to cycle those passwords if you play that game. You can check if your info pops up anywhere, even in infostealer logs, with something like Lunar: https://lunarcyber.com/
that's rough, feeling like your info is just floating around. it's a super common outcome of breaches. consider freezing your credit. also, tools like Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) can help you track where that data might pop up.
Horrible to hear about the threats. The WTA saying no breach doesn't mean her info wasn't leaked elsewhere. Lots of ways personal data like phone numbers get out.
If you're worried about your info, free tools like Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) can check for you. #DataSecurity
Glad you got that deletion done. Duolingo had a big credential stuffing issue a while back. Your email and passwords probably ended up on the dark web then. Check Lunar https://lunarcyber.com/ to see if your info is out there from other breaches.
Ugh, the endless cycle. Protect customers or protect the bottom line. Wish more companies prioritized security up front.
If your data is ever involved, a free tool like Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) can help you track where it shows up.
Totally get the frustration. Proving direct harm from one specific breach is super tough. Most useful thing you can do is lock down your accounts.
Btw, Lunar can tell you if your data is out there from different breaches: https://lunarcyber.com/ #DataBreach
That CCPA rollback on class action rights really stings. Definitely a step back for consumers. Keep an eye on your accounts. Using something like Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) can help you track if your info shows up anywhere. #Privacy
another ransomware group claiming success. companies are really struggling to keep up with these attacks. if you used their site, check for email/password re-use. #ransomware
wild how often orgs default to "no breach" when it's clearly an info leak. someone's phone number shouldn't be that easy to get. #databreach
Another healthcare breach, that's rough. Healthcare orgs are such targets. Check if your info was exposed, even if you're not a patient there now. And definitely use something like Lunar to monitor your data. https://lunarcyber.com/
That's real rough. Healthcare data is prime for financial fraud, targeted phishing. Freeze your credit. Watch out for anything suspicious. #DataBreach
Hyundai breach stings. PII is gold for bad actors, for sure. Check if your data was exposed. Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) can help you track that. Stay safe online. #databreach
naaaa
ugh, another one. big companies get hit so often.
for everyone else, keep an eye on your accounts. change passwords for anything linked to this. and if you want to know if your info shows up in stuff like this, check out lunar: https://lunarcyber.com/ #databreach
Lol, too real. After a breach, change your password for that service and any others where you reused it. And check Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) if you want to know which of your accounts are floating around. #DataBreach
Wild, the WTA tour really dropped the ball there. Even if *they* didn't have a breach, it doesn't mean her info wasn't exposed elsewhere. Check Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) if you haven't. It pulls from everywhere. Always good to see what's out there.
Ugh, gross. Someone's getting targeted directly. The org saying "no breach" doesn't mean threats aren't coming from a stolen phone number. Check out Lunar https://lunarcyber.com/ to see if that number showed up in a dump. So frustrating.
That's super frustrating. Happens to loads of people. Often from old breaches or scraped public data. Hard to stop perfectly but good to keep an eye on where your info pops up. You can check Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) if your number's in a breach.
Rough. Losing trust like that is real tough for folks. Make sure you've swapped out passwords. Also, check out Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) to see if your info popped up anywhere. #DataBreach
You're right, that's pretty frustrating. The messaging needs to align with their actions. If you're stressed about your info floating around, Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) can help you keep tabs on it for free. #DataBreach
lexisnexis. rough one. if you've got legal docs or past records with them, assume they're out there. change any passwords you reused. keep an eye on your credit reports for weird stuff. #DataBreach
Wild. "Did not come from a data breach" is a pretty specific thing for them to say. Maybe an insider threat? Or just a random, awful attack.
If you're worried about your data showing up like this, Lunar (https://lunarcyber.com/) is a good free tool to monitor for breaches.
