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If these are indeed true accesses (and not just phishing attempts), I would take a very careful look for malware on your computer. There is no way they are brut
by bryanh 16y ago
If these are indeed true accesses (and not just phishing attempts), I would take a very careful look for malware on your computer. There is no way they are brute-forcing passwords like "j@zz!t7p=()++" (and Gmail would have long blocked their failed attempts).
I've never had anything of mine compromised, especially Gmail (at least to my knowledge). Knocks on wood.
- netmau5 16y agoI thought the same. I occasionally access gmail from my mac at home but for the last 2 months my only access has been over iphone. I've also gone into my Google accounts access and removed my authorization from all services that I log into via Google (minus two well trusted places). I'm curious if someone is picking it up on wifi when I'm at a hotspot.