A NEW TRICK TO HACKING GOOGLE ACCOUNTS IS SPREADING THE INTERNET, KNOW IT NOW BEFORE YOU LOSE YOUR ACCOUNT!
No doubt you use Gmail to sign in to multiple accounts at different locations, and also work on your smartphone, and you may have synchronized all your photos, contact numbers and more with this account. This increases the risk when this account is compromised.
Last week an antidote was published about a new way to hack Gmail accounts. This is a simple new method and has long been used by hackers.
This method, which has recently spread and has been warned by many sites specializing in security and protection, its method is summarized in the hackers simulate the login page to a Google account, where the victim receives a message via email, with a Word or PDF as shown below:
This file is displayed in Gmail in a way you will not doubt it may be a normal file, but when clicked it is redirected to the login page to Google, on the basis that you enter your email and password, when you do this information is sent to hackers and can enter To account very normally!
Of course, this method enters the so-called "phishing attack" and has been used for some time, but can fool some of us easily, so you should always check the link page before you type your username and password in any service or site and not just Google.
Last week an antidote was published about a new way to hack Gmail accounts. This is a simple new method and has long been used by hackers.
This method, which has recently spread and has been warned by many sites specializing in security and protection, its method is summarized in the hackers simulate the login page to a Google account, where the victim receives a message via email, with a Word or PDF as shown below:
This file is displayed in Gmail in a way you will not doubt it may be a normal file, but when clicked it is redirected to the login page to Google, on the basis that you enter your email and password, when you do this information is sent to hackers and can enter To account very normally!
Of course, this method enters the so-called "phishing attack" and has been used for some time, but can fool some of us easily, so you should always check the link page before you type your username and password in any service or site and not just Google.
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