Developer Nick Johnson (via X) was the target of a complex phishing attack that sees scammers send real-looking emails from ...

In short, don’t trust any “support” message that shows up out of nowhere. If something looks off, ignore it and go straight ...

The Gmail scam came into the spotlight after software developer Nick Johnson shared his experience on X (formerly Twitter).

However, the message led to a fake Google support page hosted at sites.google.com, which directed visitors to “upload ...

A phishing scam impersonating Google with a fake subpoena alert has been doing the rounds, and Google says it is working to ...

Lead developer of the Ethereum Name Service, Nick Johnson, recently received an email that seemed to have come from ...

Attackers are sending phishing emails that appear to be from “[email protected],” presented as an urgent subpoena alert ...

However, Google has acknowledged the phishing campaign and confirmed that it exploited OAuth and DKIM mechanisms in a novel ...

Software developer Nick Johnson created a thread on X about a new kind of phishing attack. He received an email from an attacker that said Google had been served with a subpoena a ...

This ultimately led to a fake sign-in page that asked for account credentials, where scammers would then collect the target's Google login credentials. There are a couple vulnerabilities that make ...