Hi Jeff,
I do not believe this email is an indication of your gmail account being
hacked. It is more an indication of spammers learning about a kink in
googles efforts to detect spam. It might not be a bad idea to turn on two
factor authentication in any case.


On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 8:27 AM, Jeff Shurak <jshurak@gmai...> wrote:

> I received an email from my a friend containing a link to some work from
> home site.  I noticed that the sender email address is not that of my
> friend's but an unknown yahoo account.  However, gmail flagged it as
> important because it came through with a contact name of someone I converse
> with regularly.  Is this a result of my account being hacked?  I took
> precautions to change my password etc.  Will turn on two step
> authentication if necessary.
>
> thanks
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