Are you guys even employed? Massive Google drive attack today.

more like a drive by attack

After some investigation on my end the page will actually take ownership of all your files and then remove you from them.

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>>60197571

>>60197587
So should I just delete the email if I see it in my inbox?

Any anons with TBs of porn on drive I'll give you the link

>>60197610
Yes it will probably be from

Hhhhhhhhhh (at) mailinator.com

Jokes on you, Outlook has been broken all day so I couldn't even open said email had I received one.

>>60197656
Feelsbadman

>>60197587
Had my employee reset her password and then go back and deny the permission request. Anything else I need to do?

>>60197683
No your good as long as you don't click it and give the permission to the page

>>60197551
PAYBACK FOR NYAA

REMEBER NYAA

>>60197551
>he downloads and runs unknown executable attachments from spam mails
you fucking deserve it

People use cloud services that are not self-hosted??

>>60197734
You idgit it's a Google oauth screen not an exe.

>>60197724
She did. That's why I reset her password. Looks like none of her documents are shared with anyone new though.

>>60197772
>oauth screen
>malware that takes ownership of your files
>webpage with local file access
does not compute or you use a shitty browser that lets websites query and control your system

>>60197806
Lucky one of my people clicked it and lost everything

I bet enough people have clicked it that it's slowing it down.

Check her approved apps and shit.

>>60197815
..... leave g you don't even know what Google drive is.

>>60197742
There are. I have better things to do with my time that deal with shitty file management freeware and train every new employee or client that touches it.

>>60197846
This

>>60197826
This, I'm monitoring a similar situation, any input you might have would be appreciated...


I don't understand why people can't figure this sort of shit out...

>>60197894
If you have gapps go into admin find the account and remove all authorized apps. The. Go into the accounts my account and look for authorized apps

>>60197933
nothing seems out of place, no files on the drive were deleted, and there are no unauthorized apps running connected to the account. Any idea what this was?

>>60197551
>all over the country
fucking amerifats...

>>60197985
It was a simple script that parsed through your docs and transferred ownership.

Can be made in 5 minutes

>>60197551
>there are actually people who pay Google or Amazon for "cloud storage" instead of just using externals

I just don't understand it.

>>60198024
I get Google apps for free in my line of work

Stay mad neet

>>60198023
yep, I'm looking at the headers in the email she received right now, that's exactly what it was. i found an IP that I'm curious about, but halfway feels like a tarp

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>>60197571
Thanks

>>60198043
It's most likely a relay server or the person who did it was that stupid. Who knows maybe you can sue em

>>60198072
that's sorta my thought, nobody seems stupid enough to execute something this poorly

>>60198024
>there are people with jobs, I don't get it.

I have about 3.5 million worth of produced video content that I'm responsible for making sure survives a building fire.

>>60198130
>>60198130
Kek unemployed anons don't understand job security.

>>60197551
>no source
>people just blindly believing op
kek

>>60198355
Or you could take two seconds and search for it, retard.

https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-google&ei=0EQKWbDNA5egjwTU8oTYCg&q=google+docs+phishing&oq=google+docs+phishing&gs_l=mobile-gws-serp.3..35i39k1j0l2j0i67k1j0i22i30k1.1714.2510.0.3271.6.6.0.0.0.0.425.1312.0j2j1j1j1.5.0..3..0...1.1j4.64.mobile-gws-serp..3.3.931.oeKC1TBKgfg

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>using cloud storage
you fuckers deserve this

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>>60198445
>https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-google&ei=0EQKWbDNA5egjwTU8oTYCg&q=google+docs+phishing&oq=google+docs+phishing&gs_l=mobile-gws-serp.3..35i39k1j0l2j0i67k1j0i22i30k1.1714.2510.0.3271.6.6.0.0.0.0.425.1312.0j2j1j1j1.5.0..3..0...1.1j4.64.mobile-gws-serp..3.3.931.oeKC1TBKgfg
Nice try faggot. The kind of people who clicks on links like this are the same kind of retards who clicks malicious links from unknown senders.

>>60197551

thx for the heads up im in a group project with a nigerian who frequently sends phishing texts to the group whatsapp chat and we store all our files on google drive (not my idea but even the idea of explaining any real file management system to this fucking retards gives me an anyeurism)

guess ill just download everything to the external HDD in case he nukes the project

>>60198552

https://www.google.com/search?q=google+drive&tbm=nws

>>60197551
My 15 inch Retina MacBook Pro running MacOS Sierra doesn't have this problem.

>>60197551
if you fell for this scam youre a fucking retard, its the most entry level phishng scam ive seen.

if you get an email from a random person whose email is hhhhhhh @ filezilla.biz maybe DONT click the link

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>>60197571

Where does this touch drive? I've only seen this request oauth for contacts and Gmail on the screenshots people have been posting

>>60197551

I cannot believe people don't check the sender email address before clicking a link.
Is the average person really this retarded?
Also, good job on joining the cloud scam.

Anyone got a screenshot of affected emails on mailinator?

>>60197838
It's:
/g/
Google Drive (capital D)

gb2/hispanchan/ or whatever the fuck that BR shithole is.

Cloudbabies completely and utterly
BTFO
T
F
O

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>>60197571
first bost pest bost

>>60198765
It wasn't the sender.

How big of a fucking unimportant loser should I feel like if I did not receive the link?

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>>60200273
I didnt get it either

>>60197551
Good thing I opened it in a vm. NORMIES BTFO

>>60200273
>to smart too receive phishing links

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>>60197571
FPBP

>>60197551
Office 365 doesn't have this problem.

>>60197772
>she clicks and runs links to shady websites

Tss guess people gotta be airheads to use the cloud tss


Fukin home run

>>60198559
this is true diversity people

>>60198765
Or, if your organization uses gdocs, you get a few document share emails a day.

It sends to everyone in your address book from your email, so it looks just like whatever you normally get.

>>60199636
I hope your file server catches on fire along with your backup server right next to it.

>>60201138
Doesn't even have anything to do with the user's machine.

>>60201476
That's because nobody fucking uses that shit.

>>60201705
It's a direct link to google.com oauth.

>>60197551
>Google drive
I exclusively use Dropbox. 26GB lifetime free.

>>60202061
If it really is a direct link, then it can't do anything harmful unless the google servers have actually been hacked.

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>>60197551
Link?
I would like a reformat but idk how