Protecting your Gmail account is critical as this dangerous new AI-driven attack sets out to test even the most careful users. Here’s what you need to do to stay safe.

Hackers are now targeting Gmail account holders with a “super realistic AI scam call” that can trick even the most experienced users. Given that there are more than 2.5 billion Gmail users based on Google's figures, it's little wonder that hackers are targeting Google's message platform in increasingly sophisticated phishing attacks.

With scammers using AI to obtain private information from Gmail users, here are the steps you should take to keep yours safe

Microsoft solutions consultant Sam Mitrovic wrote on his blog about an AI hack that uses “super realistic scam calls” and emails to scam Gmail users over the phone or online.

A new AI scam is targeting Gmail users, putting 2.5 billion accounts at risk. The scam starts with fake Gmail account recovery requests, tricking users into sharing sensitive information.

The advent of generative AI has opened up all kinds of opportunities, but it has also ramped up various risks and dangers. We’ve previously seen hackers who can use AI-generated codes, phishing emails,

Cybercriminals have stepped up their phishing game, using artificial intelligence (AI) to target Gmail users with convincing fake emails and phone calls that impersonate Google employees. This new phishing scam involves AI-generated emails and speech synthesis,