Google Warns Gmail Users To Change Passwords After Salesforce-Linked Breach

Google has issued a global warning urging its 2.5 billion Gmail and Google Cloud users to change their passwords following a wave of phishing attacks linked to a Salesforce data breach. The hacking group ShinyHunters reportedly accessed business contact data, using it to impersonate Google support and trick users into revealing login credentials through real-time scam calls. The phishing method, known as “vishing,” has targeted multinational firms, especially in English-speaking regions. Google recommends using its Security Checkup tool, enabling two-factor authentication, switching to passkeys, and avoiding suspicious links. With threats escalating, users are advised to act swiftly to secure their