Google is advising all Gmail users to change their passwords and asking them to be vary of phishing attempts after a Salesforce data breach.

After a summer of data breaches, it's time to lock down your accounts.

A major hacking group has stolen business contact information, leaving millions at risk of phishing and extortion attacks.

Google has issued a serious warning to its 2.5 billion Gmail users, urging them to strengthen account security amid rising hacking attempts. The tech giant is strongly recommending users change their ...

The security experts at Malwarebytes are now advising all Gmail users to remain alert for dubious messages that claim to be from Google Support. It's also wise to stay cautious and be suspicious if ...

(TNND) — Google warned its 2.5 billion Gmail users worldwide to be on the lookout for a rise in phishing scams. As a result, ...

(NewsNation) — Google is urging billions of Gmail users to update their passwords and increase account security as the threat ...

On August 28, 2025, our investigation confirmed that the actor also compromised OAuth tokens for the “Drift Email” integration. On August 9, 2025, a threat actor used these ...

Google revealed that a cybercriminal group known as the ShinyHunters hacked a database of their accounts through the cloud-based software provider Salesforce, exposing the roughly 2.5 billion Gmail ...

Google is warning the 2.5 billion Gmail users to change their passwords or switch to using passkeys after a surge in phony emails that followed a massive d ...

(Gray News) - Google is advising billions of Gmail users to change their passwords and up their security following a data breach that prompted more aggressive hacking attacks.

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 ...