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Gmail breach 2025: Reset passwords and enable 2FA to block phishing after 183M leak In a dramatic escalation of cyber threats on 26 October 2025, Forbes revealed that Gmail passwords are confirmed ...

It’s time to change your Gmail password, with Google confirming that millions of user credentials were included in a massive data leak. The state of cybersecurity in 2025 is pretty bleak. Data ...

In a dramatic escalation of cyber threats on 26 October 2025, Forbes revealed that Gmail passwords are confirmed within a colossal 183 million account data breach from April 2025, exposing users to ...

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Have you ever received an email so convincing, so urgent, that you almost clicked the link? In the wake of the massive 'Cygnus' data breach, which exposed the passwords of 183 million users across ...

Google has refuted claims of a massive Gmail data breach, stating that millions of accounts remain secure. The company clarified that reports likely stem from a misunderstanding of "infostealer" ...

Logs including 183 million passwords have been leaked online. (Getty) Passwords for 183 million web accounts are believed to have been leaked online in recent months after being shared openly on ...

A fresh warning has been issued to all Gmail users and it could be the perfect moment to review and strengthen account security. Google has just issued guidance following reports that millions of ...

The trove containing 3.5 terabytes of data surfaced online this month, according to Troy Hunt who runs the breach-notification site Have I Been Pwned. A screengrab of the Gmail icon. A cyber security ...

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