A phishing email is presently being sent to unsuspecting victims that urges you to click on a Google Docs link.  A copy of one version of the email is reproduced below. Clicking on the link will turn over your Gmail account to the scammer which not only will give the hacker access to all of your emails, but also your contact list which will enable the hacker to contact your friends with emails that appear to come from you and will be used to lure your trusting friends into clicking on links that can download keystroke logging malware that can lead to identity theft or ransomware.

TIPS
Never click on links or download attachments regardless of from where they may appear to originate unless you have verified that the email is legitimate.  In addition, even people who fell for this scam, would be safe if they used dual factor authentication for their Gmail account which would prevent someone who had your password from accessing your account.  With dual factor authentication, when you go to access your account a special code is sent to your cell phone if the request to access your account comes from a different computer or device that you generally use.  You can sign up for Google’s dual factor authentication by clicking on this link:  https://www.google.com/landing/2step/