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Instagram users are receiving unexpected password reset emails in social engineering attacks. Learn how to spot these scams ...

Instagram users around the world got multiple password reset emails over the weekend. Instagram has now explained what really happened.

Meta fixed a flaw that let hackers send password reset emails to users, but it says no accounts were compromised. Here's what ...

Instagram is addressing confusion after some users reported receiving unexpected password reset emails in recent days.

Instagram is reassuring users that their accounts and private information are safe after many reported unusual emails urging ...

In your Instagram account settings (go to your account settings, then click "Accounts Center," then "Password and security," then "Recent emails"). Normally, this section would show all recent emails ...

Cybercriminals stole the sensitive information of 17.5 million Instagram accounts, including usernames, physical addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and more. This data is available for sale on ...

Meta confirms a technical flaw allowed bad actors to trigger legitimate-looking emails, but assures users that internal systems remain secure.

If you got one of the mass emails sent out to Instagram users over the weekend, here’s why you shouldn’t click the link, how to check if it’s legitimate and where Instagram says these notification ...

It's easy to forget a Windows password, especially if the one you're using is long or complicated. If you forget your Dell Windows administrator password, resetting ...