Xfinity data breach

Hackers steal data from 36 million Xfinity customers hi, I'm Kaylin. I'm a cybersecurity and data protection expert and I want to help you stay safe online. Let's go. Did you hear that hackers stole 36 million customers data from Xfinity? It all happened because of a security flaw called the Citrix Bleed vulnerability. This security flaw allowed hackers to remotely execute arbitrary code on the infected systems. And although Citrix patched this vulnerability back in October, Xfinity learned that an unauthorized user accessed data of internal systems between October 16 and October 19. Hackers gain access to names, contact information, account usernames and passwords, birth dates and parts of the Social Security numbers. So what should you do if you're an Xfinity customer? All Xfinity customers, even those whose accounts were not breached, must reset their username and passwords. And when you're resetting your username and password, please don't reuse another password. Just don't get a password manager comment password and I'll send you the link that I use for my password manager. It's the best expl. Xfinity is also pushing users to use Two factor authentication to secure your accounts. Comcast goes on to say that any customers with questions can contact Xfinity with a toll free number 24 hours a day. Like and follow for more cybersecurity tips. And be sure to share this with a friend. There are 36 million of you that need to hear this.