Gmail users, beware of new AI scam that looks very authentic
Gmail users should be wary of sophisticated AI scams attempting to mimic legitimate Google communications.
Why Hackers Aren't Stopped by Account Lockouts | HackerNoon
Account lockouts often fail to stop hackers effectively due to their reliance on online protections, which cybercriminals can bypass using offline methods.
Gmail users, beware of new AI scam that looks very authentic
Gmail users should be wary of sophisticated AI scams attempting to mimic legitimate Google communications.
Why Hackers Aren't Stopped by Account Lockouts | HackerNoon
Account lockouts often fail to stop hackers effectively due to their reliance on online protections, which cybercriminals can bypass using offline methods.
Google to begin purging inactive accounts this week
Google will begin deleting inactive accounts on December 1
Google is deleting inactive accounts to improve account security
Accounts can be kept active by simply signing in or using Google services
Google Will Start Deleting Inactive' Accounts in December. Here's What You Need to Know
Google accounts that have been inactive for at least two years may be deleted starting this week.
Inactive accounts are at risk of being compromised and used for malicious purposes.
To prevent deletion, users should sign in to their Google accounts at least once every two years and engage in account activity such as sending emails or watching YouTube videos.
Why Google is deleting old accounts
Google will start deleting inactive Gmail accounts this week.
Accounts that have not been used within a two-year period may be deleted, in order to reduce the risk of compromised accounts.
Abandoned accounts are at least 10 times less likely than active accounts to have two-step verification set up.
Google to begin purging inactive accounts this week
Google will begin deleting inactive accounts on December 1
Google is deleting inactive accounts to improve account security
Accounts can be kept active by simply signing in or using Google services
Google Will Start Deleting Inactive' Accounts in December. Here's What You Need to Know
Google accounts that have been inactive for at least two years may be deleted starting this week.
Inactive accounts are at risk of being compromised and used for malicious purposes.
To prevent deletion, users should sign in to their Google accounts at least once every two years and engage in account activity such as sending emails or watching YouTube videos.
Why Google is deleting old accounts
Google will start deleting inactive Gmail accounts this week.
Accounts that have not been used within a two-year period may be deleted, in order to reduce the risk of compromised accounts.
Abandoned accounts are at least 10 times less likely than active accounts to have two-step verification set up.