Group 1 - Cybercriminals have intensified efforts to steal and sell online passwords, with billions of exposed account credentials discovered [1][2] - A total of 30 datasets containing approximately 16 billion login credentials from platforms like Apple, Google, and Facebook have been reported [2] - The leaked login information is believed to be the result of "infostealers," a type of malware that extracts sensitive data from devices [3] Group 2 - The overwhelming volume of exposed data highlights the significant amount of sensitive information circulating on the web, raising concerns about the prevalence of infostealers [4] - Many of the login lists may contain duplicates and outdated information, yet the scale of the leaks is unprecedented this year [4] - Security Discovery has detected these data leaks due to the temporary indexing of exposed data on the web without password protection [4]

Do you see a future in which they are also bringing those personal agents into work. And it's a great question. The system has to be done in such a way that these two worlds don't have the data leakage, right.So that's the issue, right. Which is, you know, let's even take the simple thing which is hey my email and my corporate email. Today they're two segregated things.They're two identities and we know how to separate out for both privacy reasons and for also intellectual property reasons. We believe in En ...