Google has issued a security alert regarding a phishing scam targeting its 2 billion active accounts.Fraudulent emails from 'no-reply@accounts.google.com' claim data compromise to steal personal information.Recipients are urged to click on links leading to fake government actions threatening data inspection.Google emphasizes it never requests sensitive data like passwords or OTPs via email.Phishing links direct users to malicious sites harvesting login details and financial information.Scammers use Gmail to distribute malicious content, posing a new level of deception.Google advises users to report phishing attempts, keep devices updated, and use anti-malware solutions.Staying cautious and informed is crucial in staying safe from evolving cyber threats.The incident highlights the need for enhanced security measures to combat phishing scams.Vigilance and cybersecurity practices are key to protecting personal data in the digital age.