Gmail accounts are being compromised in a sophisticated phishing attack. If you lost access to your account, here's what you can do – and how to be better prepared.

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

Hackers called ShinyHunters stole Gmail user data from a Google database. Scammers are now using this information to make fake calls and emails. Experts warn Gmail users to use strong passwords, ...

A massive Google security breach has exposed 2.5 billion Gmail accounts, prompting warnings for users to take immediate action. Hackers infiltrated Google's database through a Salesforce platform ...

Anyone with a Gmail account needs to be on high alert and watch out for worrying new emails that claim to have come from ...

If you’ve configured two-step verification for your Gmail account, rather than checking your mobile for codes you can plug in a verified USB stick instead. You can carry it wherever you go, and ...

Google alerted 2.5 billion Gmail users to a critical security threat following breaches that compromised user accounts.

You may have seen concerning reports this weekend about billions of Gmail accounts being at risk. That isn’t the case, but ...

Once you enter the verification code, the scammers gain access to your Gmail account. After that, they disable two-factor authentication, locking out the real user.