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The vicious malware was first unleashed on South Korea and has since spread to the US and Europe.

Gmail users are being warned not to download a Google Chrome browser extension after the discovery that it's hacking personal emails.

I’ve used an iPhone for the better part of 10 years, but the Google Pixel 7 is making me seriously consider switching to Android. Let me explain why.

A North Korean hacker group is using a malicious extension to read Gmail messages and infect Android smartphones with malware.

A nasty phishing attack serves as the gateway for this Chrome extension that hackers are using to steal Gmail emails with potentially valuable data. Other Chromium-based browsers like Microsoft Edge are also vulnerable.

North Korean hackers use Google Chrome scheme targeting diplomats, politicians, professors, and journalists.

South Korea and Germany have released a joint cyber security advisory warning that North Korean hackers are trying to steal Gmail emails through a malicious Chrome extension. The National Intelligence Service (NIS) of the Republic of Korea and the German Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz (BfV) have warned that Kimsuky, a group…

Despite Bard saying it was trained on Gmail data, Google wants you to know that it's lying.

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Google Bard, its answer to ChatGPT, has just gone live in beta form – here are all of our early impressions.

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