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As Gmail and YouTube users take to support forums to complain about accounts being hacked despite having 2FA activated, Google responds with 7-day recovery solution.

A new type of malware exploit has been discovered, in which hackers can gain access to Google accounts without the need for a password, according to a recent report by CloudSEK, a cyber threat monitoring platform. As per the report, this form of cyberattack leverages a vulnerability related to third-party cookies and poses a serious threat to user privacy.

As news spreads of an information-stealing exploit impacting Gmail account security, Google advises users to try turning it off and on again.

With over 333 billion emails being sent and received daily, Gmail is a treasure trove of valuable data for hackers. Here are three no-cost ways to stop them.

Security researchers have demonstrated how hackers can read your Gmail on an iPhone using the iLeakage exploit.

If you want to stay safe from cyber attacks, crashes and other unwanted digital calamities, backing up your Google account may be an option worth considering. Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can back up everything from Google photos, Gmail, and data from other Google apps and services:

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According to Google’s research, last month, Russian hackers APT28 or Fancy Bear targeted around 14,000 Gmail users, which it claimed to be an above-average number of attacks in one month.

Multiple email addresses can be really handy to have, from organizing newsletters to securing your contact details. With this Gmail hack, you can create multiple email addresses all with just one account.