Google has refuted claims of a massive Gmail data breach, stating that millions of accounts remain secure. The company clarified that reports likely stem from a misunderstanding of "infostealer" databases, not a targeted attack. Google urged users to enable two-step verification and adopt passkeys for enhanced account safety.
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A Bengaluru sorcerer, Srinivas Swami, faces police action for disturbing neighbours with midnight rituals and loud music. After a complaint, he allegedly cursed a neighbour, threatening her with death. The court has ordered a case registered under the Black Magic Act, with police investigating the threats and alleged assault. Authorities warn against late-night noise and encourage cooperation in such investigations.
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