Since the compromised password could be used to gain unauthorized access to other accounts, it is advisable to update the passwords for your other online accounts as well.This helps ensure that the previous compromised password can no longer be used to access your Keychain's stored information. Start by changing the password associated with your Keychain.To address this issue, it is crucial to take immediate action. It is suggesting a probability of password leak. It does not necessarily mean there already was a leak. You get this message when you have used the same password on multiple apps and/or websites. The error message read "The password for this device was compromised in a data leak and is now available online for anyone to use". I will also be contacting Onkyo tech support. I'd appreciate any suggestions people have about this. I can't find anything on the iPhone that would allow me to do this. I thought perhaps I need to run the initial setup with an iOS device again, which would entail removing the receiver as a AirPlay speaker and then add it as a new one. There is nothing in the receiver's user manual about setting up a username and password, so I can't log in and change the supposedly compromised password. It then prompted me to log into the receiver by it's network address using a username and password. The scan found all the other devices on the network (computers, phones, Apple TV, Canon printer, Synology NAS, Verizon router and a Lenovo "smart" alarm clock) to be secure. When I performed a network scan for the first time, it indicated that there was problem with the receiver. I recently installed the free version of Avast Security, an antivrus/malware app, on my MacBook Air (2020, M1, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, MacOS 12.6.6). So I followed the instructions for using an iOS device and it has been working fine for the 3 years that I've owned the receiver. Non-IOS users instead have to enter via the remote control the login information for the network. Apparently this allows the receiver to get the wi-fi information it needs. When doing the inital setup it simply required registering to my iPhone SE (1st gen) as a new AirPlay speaker. I own an Onkyo stereo receiver model TX-8260 that supports wi-fi connections. I'm not sure if this is the right part of Community to ask this, but it's related to network audio devices and AirPlay.
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