<ul><li>Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler discovered an unsecured database with over 184 million stolen login credentials from major companies like Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, and Google.</li><li>The database also included email addresses from government domains of 29 countries, raising concerns about national security risks.</li><li>The data in the database contained plaintext usernames, passwords, and financial terms, indicating a high risk of financial fraud and identity theft.</li><li>Fowler notified the hosting provider to take the server offline, but users are advised to change passwords, enable two-factor authentication, monitor accounts, use reputable security software, and be cautious with emails and downloads.</li></ul>

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