How Google Is Stopping Phishing Attacks from Unverified Apps
Google is adding a screen to the permissions process that will warn users if the app is new or unverified, signs that it might be linked to a phishing attempt.
Google is adding a screen to the permissions process that will warn users if the app is new or unverified, signs that it might be linked to a phishing attempt.
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"Well, it looks like we pranked ourselves this year." – Google.
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