The tech titan is steering Gmail users away from passwords. It’s promoting passkeys and stronger authentication as phishing ...

Gmail has been involved in a huge data breach affecting more than 183 million user accounts. Here's how to tell if your email data has been compromised.

You may have seen warnings that Google is telling all of its users to change their Gmail passwords due to a breach. That’s only partly true. Google is telling users to change their passwords, but not ...

Use Gmail's "Recovery Contacts" feature to regain access to your Google account during an emergency. All you need to do is reach out to a trusted contact.

Open the Settings app, swipe down to the bottom, and choose Privacy & Security. Choose Tracking, and tick off the All Apps to ...

While Gmail blocks 99.9% of spam, users are vulnerable to phishing and social engineering. Learn how to protect your Gmail account with strong passwords, 2-Factor Authentication, and vigilance against ...

Cybersecurity experts warn about one of the largest credential compilations ever found, urging users to check "Have I Been ...

A big cyberattack has hit Gmail users. Around 183 million Gmail accounts have been leaked online. The leak includes both email addresses and passwords, which can let hackers get into your Gmail and ...

If a data leak is announced, immediate action is crucial to prevent credential stuffing attacks. Visit breach notification ...

Short for “SMS phishing”—cyberattacks that arrive via text message— smishing refers to a particular type of spam message that ...

Most people use cloud services like Microsoft OneDrive, iCloud, and Google Drive. But if the internet goes down, you can’t ...