Norton reported a critical data breach on May 29, affecting nearly 200 million users by exposing nearly 184 million records. This includes significant login credentials from major platforms, such as Google, Apple, and Meta, raising concerns about potential identity theft from cybercriminals. Users on these platforms are urged to change their passwords frequently and remain vigilant against phishing attacks. While the notice did not clarify the protection status for users with multi-step authentication, Norton subscribers are advised to monitor their accounts closely using LifeLock Alerts.
"Norton warns of a major data breach affecting login information for nearly 200 million users, with exposure of 184 million records including credentials for major platforms."
"Cybercriminals could exploit stolen information for identity theft, prompting Norton to advise users to frequently change passwords and stay vigilant against phishing and scams."
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