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Google warns of Gmail phishing surge

  • Google alerted Gmail users about a surge in advanced phishing attacks exploiting a vulnerability in DKIM email authentication in 2024.
  • Attackers captured legitimate emails signed by Google and replayed them to new victims, bypassing Gmail’s security filters through DKIM replay attacks.
  • The attacks involve AI-generated phone calls impersonating Google support and use precision email validation and evasive phishing infrastructure to increase success.
  • Google recommends enabling two-factor authentication, setting recovery options, scrutinizing emails for irregularities, and moving toward passkeys as SMS verification is phased out.
  • These developments highlight phishing’s evolution and underline the need for real-time, browser-level protections that detect and block deceptive login pages.
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Former Indiana contractor hacked, sends scam toll messages from state accounts

INDIANAPOLIS — Fraudulent messages purportedly sent by state agencies about collecting tolls are “scams,” the Indiana Office of Technology confirmed Tuesday.

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Fox 59 Indianapolis broke the news in Indianapolis, United States on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
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