Google says that the main Gmail security case reports are “completely wrong”

Google officially Detection A series of reports that Gmail has been hit by a “major” security case in recent days. The company said in a somewhat unusual statement: “We want to reassure our users that the protection of Gmail is strong and effective.” “Several inaccurate demands have appeared recently that were incorrectly stated that we have issued a wide warning to all Gmail users about the main Gmail security problem. This is completely wrong.”

Do not separate Google from the wrong allegations in its post. However, as Forbes It appears to refer to many recent reports that stated that the company issued a “emergency warning” to all its users of 2.5 billion users in response to the attack attack that targeted the Salesforce that the company uses. However, this accident was first reported by Google in The company said in an update on August 8 that it had finished notifying everyone affected.

It is not clear why this report appears now or how it was misunderstood to a supposed warning that affects all Gmail users, but Google is now trying to set the record straight. The company said: “Although it is always looking for phishers for infiltration into the inbox, our protection continues to prohibit more than 99.9 % of attempts to hunt and harmful programs from accessing users,” the company said. “It is very important that the conversation in this field is accurate and realistic.”

Google also notes that it encourages all users to set up “safe password alternative”, such as For maximum protection.