While Google stands by the security of its Gmail accounts, and you could simply change your password if you’re concerned, the ...

Google is warning about 2.5 billion Gmail users to change their passwords or install a passkey following a data breach that has led to a surge in “phishing” email attacks. The data breach that ...

https://cms.foxnews.com/wp/wp-admin/post.php?post=5016833&action=edit# – If you have a Google account, it often saves you an extra step when signing up or logging ...

Are you a Gmail user? If so, you might want to change your password. At least 4.9 million Gmail accounts and passwords appeared on a Russian message board Wednesday. The news was first reported on a ...

“2.5 billion Gmail users should change passwords,” the headlines warn, saying Google has issued an emergency alert to all its users. Not so fast, however. While Google and Gmail are often targeted by ...

Google confirmed that Gmail was hit by a massive data breach. If you're a user, changing password might not be enough. Here are other things you can do to protect your account.

Google released a statement after claims of a major hack began circulating urging users to change their passwords. "We want to reassure our users that Gmail’s protections are strong and effective.

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

Google says a targeted OAuth token attack tied to Salesloft's Drift app let hackers access data from hundreds of Salesforce customers and a very small number of Google Workspace mailboxes, not '2.5 ...

Google is pushing everyone toward passkeys (https://google.com/account/about/passkeys), which use your fingerprint or face ...

Cyber criminals known as ‘ShinyHunters’ have previously targeted AT&T Wireless, Microsoft, Santander and Ticketmaster ...