Email the guide to click on the details in 'Click here to read more details' and open the Google password entry dialog box. This link is in bit.ly format, but since you have viewed the link in HTML format, you have no doubt and entered your account password.
Developers say the screen looks like Google, although there is no exact shot because it only appears once. 'It looks real so we didn't notice. Phishing through the Chrome utility is simply not in our mind. '
Once the account password was entered, the hacker updated Copyfish to version 2.8.5 on July 29, then sent spam and advertised to users. The worst is when the creators of Copyfish discovered the incident but could not do anything because the utility was removed from their account.
The company contacted Google for support and warned users that Copyfish is not under their control now. Users are encouraged to remove Copyfish if installed.