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

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

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

Numerous Instagram users received suspicious password reset emails amid reports of a massive data scrape. The social media company says it has resolved the issue but denies a data breach. The post ...

The emails are part of a phishing campaign that potentially stems from a 2024 Instagram API leak. Instead, change your password directly from the IG app and consider enabling 2FA.

Instagram users worldwide are receiving unexpected password reset emails, and they should be cautious before clicking or responding, as cybercriminals may be exploiting the platform’s user base ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Davey Winder is a veteran cybersecurity writer, hacker and analyst. This surprise Instagram message could signal an attack attempt ...

Instagram says it has fixed an issue that let an "external party" request password reset emails for some people. Here's what ...

Updated January 11, as concerned Instagram users report a tidal wave of unrequested password reset emails, and a database containing data on 17.5 million accounts is reportedly published to a dark web ...

The official word from Meta, via its main Instagram account, is that an "issue" that allowed third parties to request password resets for "some people" was fixed on January 11 and that users could ...