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Journalists are getting hacker warnings from Google

https://twitter.com/SwiftOnSecurity/status/801434477977280513

What’s amazing about this story isn’t that Google is warning journalists about hackers trying to access their email accounts but that after everything that’s happened with WikiLeaks, they still don’t have two-factor authentication or other security features enabled on their accounts!

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Anyway, the list of journalists getting these notices from Google is growing by the day.

Politico’s Julia Ioffe:

New York Magazine’s Jonathan Chait:

Keith Olbermann:

New York Times’ Paul Krugman:

Former Obama speechwriter Jon Lovett:

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