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      • On the security alert, review the sign-in details, including device type, time, and location. If this activity doesn’t look familiar, choose No, secure account. Follow the steps to help secure your account. You might need to change your password. Go to your Google Account. On the Security issues found panel, click Secure account.
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  6. support.google.com › accounts › answerSecure a hacked or compromised Google Account

    • Get back into your account: If you can’t sign in, go to the account recovery page, and answer the questions as best you can. Use this page for account recovery if:
    • Help secure your account: If you can sign in, follow these steps to help secure your account.

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  8. askleo.com › google-account-hackedGoogle Account Hacked? What You Need to Do NOW! - Ask Leo!

    • Recover your account. Log in to your Google account right away. If you can, consider yourself very lucky and proceed to step 2. If you can’t log in even though you know you’re using the correct password, then the hacker has probably changed your password.
    • Change your password. When you regain access to your account, or if you never lost it, immediately change your password. As always, make sure it’s a good password: easy to remember, difficult to guess, and long.
    • Change (or set) your recovery information. While the hacker has access to your Gmail account, they may elect to leave your password alone. That way, you may not notice the account has been hacked for a while longer.
    • Let your contacts know. Some people may disagree with me, but I recommend letting your friends know your account was hacked, particularly if your account was sending spam while out of your control.

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  10. support.google.com › accounts › answerChange or reset your password - Computer - Google Account Help

    Open your Google Account. You might need to sign in. Under "Security," select How you sign in to Google. Choose Password. You might need to sign in again. Enter your new password, then...