One of the world’s largest data breaches: 26 Billion records stolen

One of the world's largest data breaches just happened. 26 billion account records stolen, and it's deemed as the mother of all data breaches. Here is what they're not telling you. Hi, I'm Caitlin. I'm a cyber security and data protection expert, and I'm gonna help you protect yourself online. Let's go. This information does not contain anything newly stolen. There was 12 terabytes of data, which is basically just a compilation of many different data breaches that have happened in the past. Hackers probably compiled a list of all the stolen credentials and then aggregated it together and grouped them together by person. Before we continue, be sure to share this with a friend because they are most likely involved in this data breach and they need to be reminded about passwords. So let's just say, for example, that your data was hacked with Facebook and then your Data was hacked in 23andMe, and they were two separate identities. They've tied together those identities and put you together. So now more than ever, you need to turn on multi factor authentication and change your passwords. Because if your data has been breached in any other data breach in the past, it is most likely contained in the 12 terabytes of data. You don't know if you were breached. The easiest way to tell is go to haveibenpwn.com comment data breach below and I will send you the link to this website. This website will literally show you every single time your data has been breached, and you can assume that all that data is now leaked and put together like and follow for more cybersecurity tips and be sure to share this with a friend.