Google: Google told whether the data of 250 crore Gmail users was stolen and what to do for safety?

Google has denied the news of 250 crore users' data being hacked from Gmail. Last week, it was claimed that hackers had stolen the data of more than 250 crore users by attacking the server of Google's email service Gmail. Google denied these claims and said that the data of none of its users has been stolen. Along with this, Google also says that it did not send any alert to any user to reset the password or secure the account.

Gmail's security is very strong.
Google wrote a blog post on the claims of data theft and said that Gmail's security is very strong and effective. Google has rejected all the claims that it was said that data was stolen. Along with this, Google also says that we did not issue any alert to the users regarding the security of the Gmail account.

Google definitely said in the blog that hackers always try to intrude on its platform. Google said that its security systems are so effective and strong that they do not allow more than 99.9 percent of phishing and malware attacks to reach the data.

Use secure passwords and passkeys.

Google said that the security of users and their data has always been a priority for them. Google says that they always advises users to use secure passwords and passkeys as a precautionary measure.

Last week, media reports claimed that the data theft happened due to the violation of the Open Authorization Token. It was also claimed that the passwords of Gmail users have not been leaked. Their names, phone numbers, and other details have been stolen. Along with this, users were also advised to change their passwords to secure their accounts.

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