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Google’s dark web report scans the dark web to check if your Gmail is leaked online. Find out how it works, and why it’s only part of the solution.

Google is quietly urging Gmail users to act now as new threats emerge. If you use Gmail, change your password, enable two step verification, and check your account settings. This guidance follows a ...

Google is pushing everyone toward passkeys (https://google.com/account/about/passkeys), which use your fingerprint or face scan instead of a password. Passkeys can’t be phished, making them a much ...

Learn how you can create and manage passkeys on Windows 11 with Windows Hello for secure, passwordless authentication across your favorite sites.

Google recently came out and publicly rejected what it describes as “inaccurate claims” that the company sent out a “broad warning to all Gmail users about a major Gmail security issue.” In the ...

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Late last month, reports that Google had issued warnings to over 2 billion Gmail users began to circulate. Based on those reports, it looked like Google was sending urgent messages to users, spurring ...

A password manager can be an extremely useful thing to have in your digital armoury. It’s a piece of software that generates, ...

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In today’s world, protecting your personal information feels like an uphill battle. With the rise of sophisticated email and text scams, it’s no wonder ...