A staggering 16 billion passwords have reportedly been compromised in a significant data breach, with experts cautioning that no service is secure.

A staggering cybersecurity crisis has emerged with the exposure of over 16 billion passwords online—marking one of the largest data breaches ever recorded. Security experts warn that this leak, far from being an outdated collection, consists of fresh, well-organized credentials harvested by infostealer malware. The stolen data spans major platforms such as Google, Facebook, Telegram, GitHub, and even select government portals, presenting a blueprint for global cybercrime. Authorities urge users to immediately change passwords, adopt passkeys, and remain vigilant against phishing and identity theft.

Google and Airtel collaborate to provide postpaid and Wi-Fi users with a Google One subscription.

Bharti Airtel has partnered with Google One to offer 100GB of free cloud storage for six months to its postpaid mobile and broadband users. This initiative aims to tackle growing storage constraints by providing secure and seamless access across Google Photos, Drive, and Gmail. Users can redeem the offer via the Airtel Thanks app, with the option to share storage with up to five people. After six months, a nominal fee of ₹125/month applies. The collaboration ensures enhanced data backup, particularly for WhatsApp chat storage on Android devices.