Following a newly confirmed Gmail account hack, users are urged not to change their account two-factor authentication settings.

If you get this message from Gmail, don’t just delete it, or your Google account could be at risk. What to watch for and how to respond.

Gmail is a hugely popular email service, with over 2.5 billion users. So when rumors start to swirl about Gmail problems, people pay attention. On Monday, Google made an unusual statement, formally ...

Hackers called ShinyHunters broke into a major Google database in June by tricking a Google employee into giving login details. The database was managed through Salesforce’s cloud platform, which ...

Last week, Trustwave senior security researcher Diana Lopera published a blog post about a frightening new email hack campaign. According to Lopera, scammers are sneakily attaching malicious files to ...

Gmail enables option to change usernames to all accounts in the US, Apple is pushing an update to iOS 18 to protect users ...