Google released a statement after claims of a major hack began circulating urging users to change their passwords. "We want to reassure our users that Gmail’s protections are strong and effective.

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Google confirmed that Gmail was hit by a massive data breach. If you're a user, changing password might not be enough. Here are other things you can do to protect your account.

Google is urging 2.5 billion Gmail users to change passwords and enable two step verification after new cyberattacks from the ShinyHunters group targeted Gmail and Google Cloud accounts worldwide.

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