Google security alerts used in new Gmail hack. Update, April 22, 2025: This story, originally published April 19, has been updated with expert comment regarding DKIM validation, new information ...

None of these tactics are now — but the lure is clearly new. You must not click a link in any email or message, however ...

Phishing scams are always trying to trick users into forking over their important information, and while many have telltale signs that give away that its from scammers, a new phishing email going ...

A new phishing email doing the rounds is actually signed by Google. The email also directs users to a Google Sites page in order to capture a victim’s account credentials. Google is reportedly ...

Cybernews.com published an article about scammers actually using Google’s domain name Google.com to send phishing emails. This is kind of nuts. From the article: Scammers have found a way to send ...

A sophisticated phishing scam has been taking advantage of Google security flaws to convince people that the malicious emails and websites are legitimate. In a series of X posts spotted by Android ...

If you've received an email from the unsuspicious no-reply@google.com claiming to be from Google, urging you to "verify your account activity" or risk your Gmail being deactivated — don't panic, and ...

Phishing emails are becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate from legitimate ones, as highlighted by developer Nick Johnson, who says he was "targeted by an extremely sophisticated phishing ...

In a rather clever attack, hackers leveraged a weakness that allowed them to send a fake email that seemed delivered from Google’s systems, passing all verifications but pointing to a fraudulent page ...