It would not be surprising if attackers were seen using the information obtained from the breach in targeted phishing attacks, whereby attackers send malicious emails that appear to come from a trusted sender, for example, from the email address of your Facebook friend. Attackers could also use the information to impersonate the person whose data was breached. In order to stay safe from scammers who may be exploiting this data, take extra precaution when you receive emails that seem strange—even if they appear to come from someone you trust. Never click on any links or attachments inside emails and always check for strange grammar/spelling errors (a sign that the email is not from the person it claims to be). To protect your personal information online, the best thing you can do is limit the types of information you share on social media platforms. Kaspersky's free Privacy Checker tool can help you configure your social media accounts' privacy settings to provide the appropriate level of security.