Google warns 2.5B Gmail users after a Salesforce-linked breach fuels phishing scams. Here’s how to protect your account.

Google has confirmed that the stolen data was limited to basic and largely public business information, such as customer and company names, but not passwords, reported PC World. This means that users ...

People often overlook a crucial step while setting up a Google account—ways to get back into the account, should they ever ...

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More than 2.5 billion Gmail users could be at risk after hackers breached a major Google database. Scammers linked to the group ShinyHunters tricked a Google employee into getting access to a database ...

You may have seen concerning reports this weekend about billions of Gmail accounts being at risk. That isn’t the case, but there are steps to take to secure your account.

(NEXSTAR) — Did you see concerning reports this weekend that the password to your Gmail account needed to be changed immediately over concerns of a data breach? Have no fear — Google said that isn’t ...

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Google warns 2.5B Gmail users of ShinyHunters cyberattacks, urging password changes, 2FA, and vigilance against phishing scams.

Gmail users across the globe have been warned to take immediate action after a massive Google security breach left 2.5 billion accounts exposed to criminals. Google's database was breached by hackers, ...

Hackers are impersonating Google's support to access your account and personal information. Here's how to stay safe.