As a new Gmail security warning goes viral, all users should ask whether AI is an email threat or a safety shield.

You should never respond to an urgent call with personal information like credit card numbers, Social Security information or ...

No, Google is not calling or emailing you. It's scammers that are posing as the tech giant to takeover your Gmail accounts.

A spoofed phone number, an email address plus an AI voice are all it takes to steal your Google credentials. Here's what to look out for just in case you happen to find yourself in such a situation.

The advent of generative AI has opened up all kinds of opportunities, but it has also ramped up various risks and dangers. We ...

A security expert has recounted how close he came to being fooled by a new AI-based scam call that aimed to get his Gmail ...

Hackers looking to steal Gmail account passwords might use AI for voice calls to mimic Google customer support.

For two decades, Gmail has been my main email app, and I have learned to tweak it to my needs. For example, I’ve created ...

Users report Gmail hacks despite 2FA; Google outlines recovery steps and emphasizes safe operating system use.

The rise of AI-driven phishing attacks means that users must be more cautious than ever. Google emphasises that its support ...

Hackers using AI are evolving their techniques to target Gmail users, creating convincing scams to steal credentials.

Regularly check your Gmail activity: If you suspect unauthorised access, click on your profile picture & gt; Manage your ...