Google

Urgent Alert: 16 Billion Apple, Facebook, Google Passwords Leaked—Change Yours Now!

Posted: July 07, 2025

Categories: Google, Data Breach, Email And Password, Facebook

Tags: zero trust security, password security, password leak, passkeys, multi-factor authentication, infostealer malware, data breach response, cybersecurity breach, apple facebook google credentials, 16 billion passwords

Author: Npav Lab

A massive leak of 16 billion passwords from major platforms like Apple, Facebook, and Google has been uncovered. Learn how to protect your accounts and why switching to passkeys is essential.

Google Purges 350 Apps Linked to Massive Ad-Fraud Scheme

Posted: July 04, 2025

Categories: Security, Google

Tags: mobile app security, ias threat lab, google play store ad fraud, fake ad bid requests, digital advertising fraud, android app removal, ad-fraud scheme

Author: Npav Lab

Write a concise meta description summarizing the post while incorporating keywords. For example: "Google has removed over 350 Android apps from its Play Store linked to a massive ad-fraud scheme, generating 1.5 billion fake ad bid requests daily. Learn how this impacts users and advertisers.

Urgent Chrome Update: Critical Vulnerabilities Allow Arbitrary Code Execution

Posted: June 18, 2025

Categories: Google, vulnerability

Tags: v8 engine, user safety, use-after-free, security vulnerabilities, google security, cve-2025-6192, cve-2025-6191, chrome update, browser update, arbitrary code execution

Author: Npav Lab

Google has released an urgent update for Chrome to address critical vulnerabilities that allow arbitrary code execution. Users must update immediately to ensure their security.

Google Alerts Insurance Firms of Scattered Spider Attacks Targeting IT Support Teams

Posted: June 18, 2025

Categories: Google, Cyber Attack

Tags: unc3944, social engineering, scattered spider, phishing attacks, managed service providers, it support attacks, insurance firms, google threat intelligence group, dragonforce ransomware, cybercrime

Author: Npav Lab

Google warns that the Scattered Spider cybercrime group is now targeting U.S. insurance firms, employing advanced social engineering tactics against IT support teams. Learn how to protect your organization.

Hyderabad-based skincare company, has fallen victim to a ₹12.7 crore cyber scam involving fake Google ads

Posted: June 13, 2025

Categories: Google, Cyber Attack, Financial fraud, Fraud Protector

Tags: osr ayurvedics, online fraud, hyderabad skincare brand, google ads fraud, digital marketing risks, cybercrime investigation, cyber scam, customer safety, brand misuse

Author: Npav Lab

OSR Ayurvedics, a Hyderabad-based skincare company, has fallen victim to a ₹12.7 crore cyber scam involving fake Google ads. Discover how cybercriminals exploited the brand and the implications for digital marketing.

Google Account Recovery Vulnerability Exposes Users' Phone Numbers to Attackers

Posted: June 10, 2025

Categories: Google, Cyber Attack, Data Breach, Browser Hijack, vulnerability

Tags: user data protection, phone number exposure, legacy system vulnerabilities, google security breach, google account recovery vulnerability, cybersecurity threats, cve google security flaw, brute-force attack on google

Author: Npav Lab

Learn about a critical vulnerability in Google's account recovery system that allowed attackers to access any user's phone number through a brute-force attack, highlighting the importance of security audits for legacy systems.

Google Fixes YouTube Bug That Could Reveal Users’ Email Addresses

Posted: February 13, 2025

Categories: Security, Google

Tags: youtube privacy bug, cybersecurity risks

Author: Npav Lab

A serious security flaw in YouTube and Google’s Pixel Recorder API allowed hackers to extract users’ email addresses from their anonymous YouTube accounts. Security researchers found a way to convert hidden Google IDs (Gaia IDs) into email addresses, exposing millions of users to privacy risks. Google has now fixed the issue, but it highlights how interconnected services can create security loopholes.