Google Warns 2.5 Billion Gmail Users to Stop Using Passwords Amid Phishing Surge

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Google has issued a warning to 2.5 billion Gmail users to cease using passwords due to escalating phishing attacks. The company highlights that passwords remain susceptible to theft and that attackers are enhancing their phishing techniques to compromise accounts.

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Google Warns 2.5 Billion Gmail Users to Stop Using Passwords Amid Phishing Surge

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