Stay updated with breaking news from Message Identification. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Hackers are using Gmail's new security feature to dupe people into handing over money and credentials. Experts warn Gmail's 1.8 million users to watch out for fake verified email accounts.
Investigation began days after the company dismissed initial concerns about a vulnerability within an authentication feature rolled out to all Gmail and Google Workspace accounts.
Gmail rolled out a blue checkmark security indicator, but hackers are already abusing the feature - here's what to do about it.
Hackers are using Gmail's new security feature to dupe people into handing over money and credentials. Experts warn Gmail's 1.8 billion users to watch out for fake verified email accounts.
Don't blindly trust your messages as email spoofing still works, even if you have systems to 'verify' who the sender is.