Over two thirds of MPs have had their data leaked on the dark web, new study finds

Nearly 450 UK MPs had their personal info exposed on the dark web due to third party breaches, posing a significant national security threat.

Less than half of MEPs had their data exposed, highlighting British MPs' comparatively weaker account security practices.

Credential stuffing attacks are prevalent, leveraging password reuse habits; Eamonn Maguire stresses the critical importance of robust cybersecurity practices for individuals in positions of power.

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