Google Emergency Warning: Gmail Breach

Just got the latest Google emergency warning about Gmail—turns out, a notorious hacker group slipped into accounts by exploiting a Salesforce database. The twist? It wasn’t just brute force; they used voice phishing to trick users into approving malicious apps. Should Google have alerted users sooner, or is this just the new normal in cloud security? How are you locking down your inbox? Let’s talk best practices and whether trust in Google is shaken. #Tech #GmailSecurity #GoogleWarning

3 days ago

Michael Bran

Why can’t you come up with a system to block the same way these hackers get in I can’t believe you can’t hire experts to block hackers this is my opinion hackers are like cockroaches hard to get rid of

Ontario, CA

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Kristy Pulcifer

Lazy

Weidman, MI

Mike Caudle

There has been no Google Alert!

Kenner, LA

Daniel Hinkel

U have to pay and big business won’t

Lady Lake, FL

Dee Tage

they are going to file a lawsuit. and offer us $1 to $3 for our information...lol but true

Sondra Powell

someone is slacking on their job because if they weren't this wouldn't be happening

Jasper, TX

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Steven Broderson

Google doesn't have strong enough passwords

Stratford, CT

Mark

it's a game they allow it to happen

Portsmouth, RI

Eve Cornell

what the heck now....contact me

San Tan Valley, AZ

travis irwin

I could have a solution for this. I wrote a paper on security issues, and I stumbled across something overlooked that can make security actually secure 😳. They can reach out if they want total security from intrusion. I haven't wrote the code yet but I have a outline of it. The code is easy.