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Google Ads rolls out MCC security fix to prevent account hijacking
Google has introduced a security update to address MCC account hijacking attacks that have increased recently. The update introduces Multi-Party Approval, requiring a second administrator to approve sensitive changes like adding/removing users or changing roles within ~20 days.
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For you, this means improved protection for agency accounts, though you should continue following standard security practices.
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Google Ads rolls out MCC security fix to prevent account hijacking
Google has introduced a security update to address MCC account hijacking attacks that have increased recently. The update introduces Multi-Party Approval, requiring a second administrator to approve sensitive changes like adding/removing users or changing roles within ~20 days. For you, this means improved protection for agency accounts, though you should continue following standard security practices.
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