Gmail, the world's largest free email platform with 2.5 billion users, is facing a surge of AI-driven cyberattacks. These attacks exploit sensitive data found in email inboxes, with recent threats including extortion and invoice-based phishing. Google has issued warnings about these sophisticated threats, emphasizing the need for users to remain vigilant.
AI-powered phishing attacks are becoming increasingly convincing, utilizing deepfake technology to create realistic fake content. McAfee has highlighted the dangers of these attacks, which can easily deceive even experienced cybersecurity professionals. Users are advised to follow Google's security recommendations to protect their accounts from these evolving threats.
• Gmail users face increasing threats from AI-driven phishing attacks.
• Deepfake technology enhances the realism of cyberattacks targeting Gmail.
AI-driven attacks refer to cyber threats that utilize artificial intelligence to enhance their effectiveness and deception.
Deepfake technology allows the creation of realistic fake videos or audio, making phishing attempts more convincing.
Google is a leading technology company that provides Gmail and has issued warnings about AI-driven attacks targeting its users.
McAfee is a cybersecurity company that has warned about the dangers of AI-powered phishing attacks affecting Gmail users.
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