A global data breach has compromised over 180 million user accounts across major platforms including Google, Facebook, Apple, Instagram, and Snapchat. This breach has triggered worldwide concern as sensitive personal and institutional data is now at risk.
Pakistan CERT Sounds Alarm on Data Breach Impact
Pakistan’s National Cyber Emergency Response Team (CERT) has issued a critical advisory, urging citizens and institutions to change passwords immediately. According to CERT, the data breach also threatens government portals, financial systems, and even national digital infrastructure.
Protect Your Data Now: What CERT Recommends
To combat rising cyber threats, CERT recommends:
- Changing passwords immediately
- Enabling two-factor authentication (2FA)
- Using secure password managers
- Avoiding unsecured storage of login credentials
- Regularly updating antivirus and cybersecurity software
Immediate Action Required
With data from 180 million accounts potentially in hacker hands, swift action is essential. Users are urged to monitor for suspicious login activity and protect their digital presence against further attacks.
