A wave of Instagram password reset emails sparked breach fears, but experts and Meta say it stems from old scraped data.

The personal data of millions of Instagram users, including their email addresses and phone numbers, has been leaked on the dark web.

Malwarebytes claims that cybercriminals stole sensitive information of 17.5 million Instagram accounts, including usernames, ...

Instagram has confirmed it fixed an issue that caused a wave of unsolicited password reset emails, insisting user accounts ...

Alleged data breach was actually scraped in 2022 and originally ‘leaked’ in 2023, but still includes more than six million ...

infosec in brief Meta has fixed a flaw in its Instagram service that allowed third parties to generate password reset emails, ...

A massive Instagram data breach has allegedly exposed 17.5 million accounts, with personal details now circulating on the ...

As Malwarebytes reported the breach, many users confirmed that they had indeed received password reset emails. Cybersecurity ...

We fixed an issue that let an external party request password reset emails for some people. There was no breach of our ...

Cybersecurity firm Malwarebytes warned users about fake password reset requests hitting inboxes, with some user screenshots ...

Meta-owned Instagram has resolved an issue that sent out password reset emails. An external third party exploited a technical ...

Dataset leaked on dark web includes emails, phone numbers, partial addresses, according to media reports - Anadolu Ajansı ...