Gmail’s security scare is a dark reminder of the Internet’s fragility

Here is a 167-word summary of the news article: The article discusses a recent data leak affecting 2.5 billion Google users, which occurred through a major third-party vendor - Salesforce. While Google clarified that no accounts were compromised, the author argues that this incident is a "dark reminder of the Internet's fragility." The author emphasizes that as end-users, we have little control over the large systems we rely on daily. However, we can be proactive in our response to such security breaches. The article advocates for users to be able to quickly rotate passwords without hassle, as a precaution against future disruptions, should major players like Google or DNS suffer more severe breaches. The author contends that most people are not adequately prepared for widespread online disruptions. The article also touches on other tech news, including an engineer using AI to convert ASCII art, car transmission fluid experiments, and a new one-handed gaming keypad from Keychron.