Google has issued an urgent warning to more than 2.5 billion Gmail users to change their passwords immediately after a data breach involving a third-party Salesforce system.
This breach has led to a spike in phishing and impersonation attacks targeting accounts.
In response, Google is also urging users to enable two-factor authentication.
Watch out for phishing and vishing attempts, especially those impersonating Google support using phone calls or emails, and consider switching to passkeys or stronger security options.
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