Google has issued an urgent warning about a phishing campaign that uses its own website-building service to bypass email ...

Over 2.5 billion people use Gmail, a testament to its convenience and reliability. However, this popularity also makes Gmail users prime targets for scammers, spammers, and hackers.

Google has also confirmed an attack on Gmail users that combines inherent vulnerabilities in the platform with devious social ...

The security breach could have massive ramifications for Gmail's 1.8billion user accounts worldwide, and users are being told ...

Over 2.5 billion people use Gmail, a testament to its convenience and reliability. However, this popularity also makes Gmail ...

Over 2.5 billion people use Gmail, a testament to its convenience and reliability. However, this popularity also makes Gmail users prime targets for scammers, spammers, and hackers. With so many ...

If you get an official-looking email from Google that appears to be a legitimate security alert, do not proceed. Scammers are ...

Google says it's rolling out a fix for a bug that allowed scammers to send a convincing-looking email to developer Nick ...

Here is a new report of a highly sophisticated email phishing attack exploiting Google services in targeting unsuspecting ...

Developer Nick Johnson (via X) was the target of a complex phishing attack that sees scammers send real-looking emails from ...

Google has said that it was aware of an "extremely sophisticated" phishing attack and was taking steps to counter it.

A new phishing email attack has surfaced, and these messages are somehow authenticated by Google. But how is that possible?