All Gmail users have been warned to take steps to secure their accounts after widespread hacking attempts. Cyber criminals ...

A critical warning has been issued to the massive user base of Gmail, totaling 1.8 billion individuals, regarding a potential ...

GMAIL users have been warned to be vigilant after a recent surge in sophisticated scam messages. A torrent of ...

It's unclear how widespread the problem is, but one Gmail user recently detailed how hackers tried to attack them via the ...

As long as you have had the forethought to provide a recovery telephone number or email address before the attack took place, then you have seven days in which you can regain access to your hacked ...

Google confirms a surge in sophisticated phishing attacks targeting Gmail accounts. The company urges users to upgrade ...

All users need to do is ensure they have a recovery phone number ... If you use a password to log into your Gmail account, then unwittingly share it with a hacker, there's nothing stopping them ...

The tech has warned that if a Gmail account is compromised, users will have just seven days to recover it or risk losing it permanently. The warning affects all Gmail users—over 3 billion ...

users still have 7 days to recover their accounts if they fall victim to a hack. There was a major scare recently involving Gmail and emails in general, after a new phishing scam was brought to light.

The tech giant says Gmail users could fall victim to sophisticated scams that can lead to their account being taken over by hackers.