All 2.5 billion Gmail users have been told by Google to change their passwords, as hackers have found a scarily easy way to access your account — making calls and sending emails pretending to be Google support.
As reported by Phone Arena, there has been a sharp uptick in users who are falling for bogus sign-in pages, which takes all the info any hacker would need to steal a two-factor authentication code and get into your account. In fact, Google said "phishing and credential theft methods" make up 37% of phishing attempts.
