BRIEFAccess salehighP52
One-click Google account-takeover 0day for sale
Google (cuentas/Gmail)
Detected18 October 2026 · 21:39 UTC
A one-click Google account-takeover 0day is being sold, reportedly bypassing authentication to compromise Gmail and Google Workspace accounts. This threatens mass account takeover, including government and corporate users who rely on Google. Given its freshness and impact, defenders should watch for phishing campaigns or anomalous logins.
CategoryAccess sale
Severityhigh
Priority score52
Detected18 October 2026 · 21:39 UTC
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