I received a notification from Gmail that someone tired to sign in to my account. Is it legitimate? [duplicate]

Question

Possible Duplicate:
Does Gmail sends “suspicious sign-in prevented ” emails or is it a trick?

I've just received the following notification, apparently from GMail:

Unusual sign-in location

Someone signed in from a location that isn't typical for your account. If it wasn't you, change your password immediately. Learn more
1. Review unusual sign-ins.

Norway
Prevented application sign-in
unknown.com | 148.122.197.152
Aug 13, 2012 8:30:10 PM
Suspicious
Undo

Is it legitimate?

Answer 1

I am not sure that it is legit or not, but I suggest you to check that activity by yourself. If that is true, you should change your password immediately.

You can do the following steps to check the activities to your account.

1) scroll down till the end of your inbox in your gmail account and click on Details link.

2) Then you will find the latest activities to your gmail account. You can check the country, IP address , and client that use your gmail account. If you find unusual activities, you can click on Sign out all other sessions to completely sign out from all other sessions.

3) You can also double check the IP address that you have mentioned in the sessions information too. If that so, I suggest you to change your password immediately.

Hope that helps.