Google warns 2.5 billion users are at risk after ShinyHunters hack the company's database via Salesforce. It sounds like the plot of a sci-fi crime thriller, but the latest major cyberhack is real.

Google has issued a security alert to its 2.5 billion Gmail users, urging them to update their passwords and enhance account protection following an increase in “successful intrusions” by password ...

It is advising users to be on high alert for suspicious activity and add extra security measures, like two-factor ...

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With a further Chrome update, Google is closing a critical security vulnerability in its browser, which has once again been ...

(Gray News) - Google is advising billions of Gmail users to change their passwords and up their security following a data breach that prompted more aggressive hacking attacks.

Google revealed that a cybercriminal group known as the ShinyHunters hacked a database of their accounts through the cloud-based software provider Salesforce, exposing the roughly 2.5 billion Gmail ...

Google has sounded the alarm with an emergency warning to all Gmail users, urging extra caution amid a growing cyber threat linked to a major third-party breach. While the company stresses that its ...

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