Google issues major Gmail alert for millions of users after red flag warning

It's been a concerning few weeks for Gmail account holders. Millions of users were recently put on high alert following reports that a hacking collective - known as ShinyHunters - had succeeded in stealing a substantial amount of data in a significant breach.

It was extensively reported that 2.5 million accounts could have been impacted by the leak, with many advised to update their passwords straight away.

Whilst the cyber attack did occur, users might not necessarily need to rush to their settings menu. In an effort to ease concerns about its widely-used email service, Google has now issued a statement, reports the Express .

"We want to reassure our users that Gmail's protections are strong and effective,"

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