Google has warned Gmail users about a new hacker program that could gain access to personal correspondence: Hackers have found a way to keep access to Gmail, even if you change your password.
"Changing your password alone is no longer enough to protect your email from a new cyberattack. Gmail users are advised to check the security settings of their accounts after information emerged about the Remus Stiller malware, which is designed to steal personal data.
According to cybersecurity firm Hudson Rock, Remus Stiller developers are promoting a tool that allows hackers to gain direct access to Gmail inboxes through a special control panel. Attackers can continue to read emails even after changing the Google password or closing the browser.