one million accounts one google have been attacked by a new virus called Gooligan, which continues to hit new 13 thousand accounts every day. But here's how to find out if your account has fallen prey to hackers and how to change your Google password.
The virus infects your Android device and steal data from your Google Play, Gmail, Google Photos, Google Docs, Google Drive and more. Also uses your account information to install applications that would not want your device
Google says it has no evidence that Gooligan has used stolen user data. It also clarifies that specific groups are targeted Android users. Forbes writes that attack the virus thought to be 'thief biggest single "Google Account.
However, it is very easy to see if you are affected by the attack Gooligan. Checkpoint security firm also provides a list of applications that may be affected by the virus. Click twice on the apps installed on your Android device using extinguished Setting> Apps and list in alphabetical order.
