Fake logins and account theft · stamped DANGER
The fake Google sign-inDANGER
A real scam people fell for this year, next to the real thing. The numbers mark the three things to check: hover or tap one to see what it tells you.
Use your Google Account
Your office shared an updated document with you. Sign in with your Google Account to view it.
Always check the address.
A copy of Google's sign-in box on an address that isn't accounts.google.com. That address is the only place Google ever asks for your password.
accounts.google.com is Google's own sign-in address.
accounts-google.verify-session.top is not google.com. The real name is tucked inside a stranger's domain.
It asks for your password, which is normal on Google's own site.
It wants your Google password on a site Google doesn't own.
No deadline, no story, no surprise.
A “shared document” is the bait that gets you to type without thinking.
RememberGoogle only ever asks for your password at accounts.google.com. Anywhere else, close the tab.
Would you have spotted it?
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