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Fact CheckLawExplainersNewsDecodeBOOM ReportsMedia BuddhiWeb StoriesBOOM ResearchElections 2024VideosBy - A Staff Writer | 5 May 2016 1:35 PM GMT
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More than 270 million email accounts with major providers around the world have been compromised, a security expert has warned, with passwords being exchanged by criminals in Russia. Millions of users of the Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft email platforms have also had their data stored in one of the largest databases of stolen credentials ever discovered.
