09.09.2025, 13:28

Massive Google data breach affects up to 2.5 billion Gmail accounts - Kazakh prosecutors

ASTANA. Sept 9 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan's Prosecutor General's Office warned Tuesday that a massive data breach at Google has compromised up to 2.5 billion Gmail accounts worldwide, though passwords remained secure.

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Massive Google data breach affects up to 2.5 billion Gmail accounts - Kazakh prosecutors

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