Google's Gmail has been in the spotlight recently with hackers using a new tactic aimed at stealing personal data - here's four new rules to help avoid the scams.

Urgent warning for 1.8 billion Gmail users! Protect your account from sophisticated hacks with essential security measures.

The scam was first identified and spread by Nick Johnson, the lead developer of the Ethereum Name Service (ENS). He called the attack "extremely sophisticated." He also warned that, given that it ...

If your Gmail is hacked, you now have just seven days to recover it before you’re locked out permanently. Make sure you’ve added a recovery phone number and email so Google can verify your identity ...

Fraudsters bypassed Gmail's security using a DKIM replay attack, sending authentic-looking security alerts. These emails, ...

Nick Johnson, the lead developer of Ethereum Name Service (ENS), was the first to draw attention to the sneaky new scam, ...

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An urgent alert has been issued to all Gmail users to be aware of a new and sophisticated scam that could compromise their personal data. Last month, an alarming rise in attacks aimed at stealing ...

Marc Watkins is assistant director of academic innovation at the University of Mississippi, where he directs the AI institute ...