Data breaches happen more often than you think
Large companies and apps are constantly targeted, exposing millions of emails, passwords, and personal information.
Many people only realize the problem when an intrusion attempt has already started on their accounts.
Acting quickly after a breach can prevent greater damage.
Change your password immediately
If an account has been compromised, change the password as soon as possible.
Avoid simply modifying a few characters of the old password. The ideal is to create a completely new and unique combination.
- • Use more than 12 characters
- • Mix letters, numbers, and symbols
- • Do not reuse old passwords
- • Avoid personal information
Enable two-factor authentication
2FA adds an extra layer of protection even if your password has been exposed.
This makes unauthorized access much more difficult.
Check for suspicious logins
Many services allow you to view:
- • Connected devices
- • Active sessions
- • Recent locations
- • Login history
Disconnect unknown devices immediately.
Avoid storing passwords in insecure places
Keeping passwords in notes, photos, or messages greatly increases risk.
The ideal solution is using a secure password manager.
How iSenhas helps
iSenhas allows you to generate strong passwords, securely organize credentials, and quickly access accounts using Face ID.
This way you can use unique passwords for all accounts without needing to memorize complex combinations.
This significantly reduces the impact of future breaches.
