Google ‘Looking Into’ Gmail Hack Locking Users Out With No Recovery

I write a lot about Google security, and that which involves the most popular free email platform on the planet, with 2 billion active users, Gmail, in particular. Sure, much of this will focus on the latest vulnerability alerts, and threat campaigns, as well as the occasional compromised Gmail passwords warning. I will always include advice as to how to mitigate the risk of any attack, much of which comes from Google itself. When I hear from readers that they are being locked out of their Gmail account by hackers and are unable to get back in, no matter what, that’s a concern. When Google informs me that it is “looking into it” and will issue specific guidance “in the near future,” that’s even more so. Here’s what you need to know about the Gmail hack attack that prevents you from regaining access to your account, and how to best protect yourself…