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According to the Nigerian government, an inquiry into credentials that were compromised and impacted 183 million Google Mail subscribers has started.
This was revealed in an interview by a senior officer at the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC), who wished to remain nameless.
This comes after a recent investigation highlighted concerns about a large-scale hack that seems to have compromised up to 183 million email accounts, including Gmail.
In addition to the email accounts themselves, the passwords thought to be connected to those logins—including those of Nigerian users—have also been made public.
As a result, the exploit may provide hackers access to all other Gmail-dependent logins in addition to email accounts.
Troy Hunt’s website, “Have I Been Pwned,” which monitors data breaches, released this updated alert.
The Independent newspaper claims that the website has tracked over 15 billion accounts and 917 compromised websites.
According to Reacting, a trustworthy NDPC source, the commission has already started looking into the impact on Nigerian Gmail customers and other email users.
“We have started looking into the Gmail and other data breaches. He said, “We are monitoring the situation to determine the degree of the impact on Nigerian users.
