Hackers may have used your Gmail address for spam, but they didn't hack your account

Some Gmail users discovered spam messages for things like "growth supplements" in their "Sent" folders, with the emails being delivered to email addresses they did not recognize. To many, this was a signal that hackers obtained access to their Google account and used it for spam campaigns. However, it turns out this wasn't the case, and Google already fixed the security issue. "My email account has sent out 3 spam emails in the past hour to a list of about 10 addresses that I don't recognize," a...