There were plenty of interesting departures from the Philadelphia Eagles this offseason. Some were expected, but the one that ...

A new phishing scam is fooling even tech-savvy Gmail users by disguising itself as a legitimate security alert from Google — ...

Phishing emails are becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate from legitimate ones, as highlighted by developer Nick Johnson, who says he was "targeted by an extremely sophisticated ...

The fake subpoena appears to be from a Google no-reply domain. Source: Nick Johnson As part of the attack, users are offered the chance to view the case materials or protest by clicking a support ...

With billions of users worldwide, it's not surprising that Gmail remains a top target for cyber crooks. Crooks target users of this popular email platform every day, and the majority of scams are ...

Developer Nick Johnson revealed on Twitter that he was recently targeted by a complex phishing attack that appeared to originate from Google. Johnson noted that the email was sent from no-reply@ ...

A recent report of a highly sophisticated phishing attack exploiting Google services targeting a lead developer at Ethereum Foundation, Nick Johnson, proves that internet users need to take more ...

Developer Nick Johnson (via X) was the target of a complex phishing attack that sees scammers send real-looking emails from Google, slipping past Gmail security and appearing to be a signed email ...

Here's how to protect yourself. As Android Authority reports, a developer named Nick Johnson was recently targeted by a phishing email with the subject line "Security alert." The message was sent ...

The attack came to light when software developer Nick Johnson posted on X about receiving an official-looking email from “[email protected]” that claimed a subpoena had been issued for his ...