How to Recover a Hacked Gmail Account

Losing  Gmail account access or any email client, you can end up being a frightening experience, not just lose access to your E-mails.Here i am going to tell you some steps so you can get back your Gmail Account

 

How did it happen?


Apparently, I received several emails stating that someone else was asking for a password change to Gmail. Usually ignored them, but after a few minutes, when he tried to check his mail from the Blackberry, it showed an error, saying he had trouble retrieving mails because the password was wrong.


Apparently, there was a problem with the password, but somehow managed to infiltrate your email, and change the password, effectively knocking him out. One possible reason may have been a weak security question

Visit our password assistance page to reset your password and to prevent anyone else from accessing your account again in the future.


Things to do in such cases?

The first, of course, do not panic, as we will need a calm mind to fill in some data.

There are forms you can fill to restore our account and verify that we own them. The form to verify our account here. It is important to remember things like the creation date on the account, what other Google services use, and when they began to use them.

Resetting your password requires you to have set up account recovery options. If you haven’t set up recovery options or can’t use them, a link to the account recovery form will appear at the bottom of the page. You’ll need to fill this out to try to get back into your account.

By submitting this form, Google managers verify the authenticity of the data provided, and receive information.


If you still have access to your account

Change your password immediately to protect your account:

• Go to your Google Account settings page.
• Click Change Password.
• Enter your old password to help prove you own the account, then enter your new password.

Compromised Gmail account

Your account may have been compromised if you’ve experienced any of the following issues:

• Your contacts have received suspicious messages from your address
• Contacts and/or mail have gone missing, and you’ve already tried the tips on our missing messages troubleshooter, such as searching your mail and checking your settings
• You’ve received a warning about suspicious activity from your Last account activity

            Gmail security checklist

How to avoid these problems?

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Nothing is 100% safe. But if you want to avoid these problems, here are some tips:

•     Put a strong password. This is the most important. Also, be sure to change it regularly.

•     Next, add a mobile / cell reference. They will then receive an SMS with a code when you need to change the password (and thus, will be more difficult than that person get access this password reset code). This can be done from here

•     Put a question to which only you know the answer. No "name my dog" or "first school". It can also be changed here.

•     While you're here, make sure you have another email account "secondary" where you can receive a new password. Also, be sure that this account has a different password in a completely different, and, of course, that this account receives emails are not automatically sent to the principal.

•     Aim on paper the date you created your Gmail account, besides the date you started using other Google services, because if we have to fill the account verification form, we will need this data.

•     If you use Gmail from a public PC, of ​​course, do not forget to log out every time you stop using it.

Once you have made all these changes, do not forget to test! Get out of your account, and try to make the recovery process. This will ensure that the text message reaches our cell phone and our email accounts receive the mail right side.

If your account has been compromised, but you’re still able to sign in to your account, make sure to follow the steps in the security checklist to help protect your account from the bad guys.

See this article to make your account secure


With the importance of a Gmail account today, it is vital to know that, if the worst happens, we can recover our account at the most critical moment.

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