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Check your Gmail Account Hacked or Not (High Alert)


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Gmail comes under a massive hacking-attack. Although its not officially confirmed yet but to ensure your profile has got maximum security immediately follow some rules to make it out of reach of hacker or cracker or anything that keep your mail ownerships away !

According to recent report, about 5 million username & password comes under this attack. It is rumored that most of the password are either 3 or 4 years old but you should remember the matter that hacker can guess your current pass phrases just by checking your previous password entries. So make sure to tighten you Gmail security to avoid any type of hacking.

How to check whether Gmail comes under this attack ?

Very simple ! to check your Gmail Account Hacked or Not Just visit any of the site specified below & check whether your account is in this list or not !

1. https://www.hacked-db.com

2. http://securityalert.knowem.com

3. http://yaslit.ru/en.aspx

How to Protect may Gmail ?

Its very simple just enable two-way authentication protocol. Its very simple & easy to setup. Make sure to use recovery number, Recovery email & backup of your backup code.

How to setup Gmail Two-way authentication ?

+ Go to Gamil account and press Mail ID link on upper right > Account

+ Now press Security link to switch to security tab

+ Select Setting link beside 2-Step Verification > Put pass & proceed

+ Now, Set Two-Step verification with care. Makes sure to use backup mobile as Recovery Number which is useful in case you lost you current Sim-card and, take time to take a quick backup of Backup code which is useful in case use are in abroad or mobile is current out of your reach.

From now every-time you need mobile verification code while you need to sign in to your personal account and, Once you save your PC as reliable it no longer required password until you clear browser history or cookie.

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Some people are saying that the *checking sites* may be phishing sites, be careful and I don't think any legitimate news sites have carried the story in fact I think google have said there hasn't any recent security breaches....

here,,,,,

http://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/5-million-compromised-google-accounts-leaked.368061/

Google report......

http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/09/google-no-compromise-likely-massive-phishing-database/

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my e mail id was found there..now any risk for my account?

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my e mail id was found there..now any risk for my account?

Change the password and enable 2FA asap :)

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yeah jus now changed....chusss very bad to see my acc there..

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My mail only appears on the first web site, but it looks like anything I put yells the same result, so I don't really think my account is compromised.
In fact my account has not been loged in any other computer than mine, for me its google attempts to force people into giving them your cell phone number.

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What if this 'leak' is a old trick to get users verify their accounts and put a full raster of user names and their real identities? Easier to monitor and control the 'flock', you know. I'm not an anti-gov paranoia syndrome sufferer or something. Just a thought crossed my mind. Sometimes the most plain thing, the easiest answer is the correct one. Occam's razor, right? Anyhoo, who's using gmail or yahoo as their primary email? Only duckfaces, I hope?

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No, I'm not there, but have to change password and enable 2FA, Thanks to Ponting to remain

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