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  Massive Data Breach Hits Billions of Logins Across Google, Facebook and GitHub

  A previously unreported data breach has exposed more than 16 billion login credentials, making it one of the largest compilations of stolen personal data ever discovered. First reported by Cybernews, the trove of data includes credentials for widely used services, including Facebook, Google, Telegram, and GitHub, as well as access to corporate, developer, and government websites. Researchers from Cybernews said the information likely comes from a mix of infostealer malware logs, credential stuff...

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  IBM’s New Quantum Roadmap Brings the Bitcoin Threat Closer

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