US EditionGoogle says Gmail users need to make these security changes now to avoid hacking scams
- Google states users have a seven-day window to recover a hacked Gmail account.
- This advice follows sophisticated phishing campaigns and ongoing scams targeting Google accounts.
- Scams include deceptive emails appearing from Google and fake calendar or meeting invitations with malicious links.
- Google reports filtering 99% of phishing emails and advises users run security checkups.
- Users must adopt stronger security like Passkeys and remain highly suspicious of unexpected communications.
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Sophisticated Gmail Attack Highlights Dangers Of Trusting Big Tech With Personal Data ⋆ Conservative Firing Line
The following article, Sophisticated Gmail Attack Highlights Dangers Of Trusting Big Tech With Personal Data, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. (Natural News) Google failed to prevent a phishing attack targeting 1.8 billion Gmail users despite its vast resources. The scam exploited a Google Sites vulnerability, tricking users with convincing fake emails. Google initially dismissed the flaw but later acted after public backlash. Us…
Google has warned that approximately 1.8 billion Gmail users have been exposed to a sophisticated phishing attack, describing the attack as "extremely sophisticated," prompting it to issue an immediate warning to users around the world...
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