Google has called 2.5 billion Gmail users to change their passwords after the hacker attack of Shinyhunters. The company stressed the importance of careful monitoring and additional security measures, such as two-volume identification, the importance of the application, the New York Post reports.
Google reminded users about security rules. Attackers can access access data using false identification pages links or persuading users to identify two-profile protection codes.
The attention of security is related to the recent incident. In June, Google reported breaking the SalesForce database. The attackers falsified the support staff, which was especially effective in deceiving employees. Public data such as small and medium-sized businesses have been affected. Experts do not rule out that similar methods can be used for more large-scale attacks.
Google has also warned that the Shinyhunters group that started operating in 2020 with large data violations in AT & T, Microsoft, Santander and TicketMaster, can create a separate website to put pressure on the victims, publishing stolen information.
It is noted that all the people affected by the recent events have received programs via e-mail on August 8.
Translation of: Euromedia24.com
