2.5 billion Gmail users at risk after Google database hack A hacker group gained access to Google databases and is now attempting to scam Gmail and Google Cloud users.

Tea says that the database was from two years ago, and that the data was originally stored in compliance with law enforcement requirements related to cyberbullying prevention.

Google warns its 1.8 billion Gmail users about a new cybersecurity threat called indirect prompt injections, where hackers hide malicious commands in emails.

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Google's Veo 3 video generation model will be temporarily available for free users through the Gemini app. Freeu users will be able to generate three video generations until Monday.

Hackers have breached a major Google database, putting the accounts of 2.5 billion Gmail users at risk of being hijacked by scammers. The hacking group known as ShinyHunters broke into a Google ...

Critics have raised concerns about privacy as well as access to the platform for users falsely flagged as underage.

According to a new report, wedding planning has turned into a whirlwind for Selena Gomez. The popstar’s high expectations have reportedly left those around her feeling the strain. As she ...

YouTube's new AI program checks user ages to apply age controls, raising privacy concerns.

Starlink down: Over 40,800 US users experienced connectivity problems with Starlink satellite internet, according to Downdetector's report published on Monday.

The FBI sent a warning to all smartphone users about a new type of scam.