An application dubbed G-Archiver backs up your Gmail account to a hard drive with a not-so-nice twist: It swipes your user name and password.Jeff Atwood at Coding Horror outlines a chilling tale ...

And then you use the same password. Very often people use their Gmail address as their user name for a variety of different sites — just to identify themselves.” Google’s team has the same ...

A critical warning has been issued to the massive user base of Gmail, totaling 1.8 billion individuals, regarding a potential password hack. Reports suggest a significant vulnerability may have ...

Image used with permission by copyright holder Step 1: Visit your Gmail webpage to get started. If it’s been a while, you may have to log in with your Google account ID and password.

How to change your Gmail password if you have forgotten (or lost) it Google says to follow these steps: 1. Navigate to this link to begin account recovery.2.

When you select the lost password option, Google will want to reset with the security questions. Google recommends that you attempt to answer the questions, even if you don't remember them.

Reports early Wednesday of millions of Gmail addresses and passwords being leaked had users of the popular email Web app understandably alarmed — but Google says the danger has been greatly ...

No, iCloud isn’t the only popular online service that runs into security problems every now and then. FreedomHacker brings us word that roughly 5 million different Gmail user names and passwords ...

Moving forward, Google prompts you to use your passkey to access your account instead of your Gmail address and password. When you activate two-factor authentication (2FA), you'll skip it ...

This particular email to your Gmail account may look as if it comes from someone you know. But it's not. It's a scam to hack into your inbox.

CSIS has confirmation that at least five of the leaked user name and password pairs were never used as log-in credentials for Gmail or Google accounts. This enforces the idea that the data comes ...