What can a company do when it learns that a Russian hacker group called CyberVor has amassed 1.2 billion usernames with passwords, plus 500 million email addresses? Start changing passwords—now.
That was the advice from several cybersecurity experts Wednesday after The New York Times reported on what may well be the largest-known collection of stolen online credentials.
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