Gmail Security—Viral AI Hack Poses Critical Question For 2.5 Billion Users

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Gmail Security—Viral AI Hack Poses Critical Question For 2.5 Billion Users
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Davey Winder is a technology journalist who covers cybersecurity news and research. He’s covered everything from the true story behind the hacking of Donald Trump’s nude photos to a record-breaking ransomware payment of $75 million.

Ten days ago, I wrote an article warning Gmail users about a newly uncovered security threat powered by AI that was convincing enough to almost fool a professional security consultant. That story captured the imagination of more than two million readers as it quickly went viral. In its wake, a question remains: does AI make Gmail a safer email service or a more dangerous one? As is often the case, the answer is complicated and nuanced, but it’s important nonetheless, so let’s try and clarify it.

Available from Oct. 15, the AI Gemini app has got enterprise-grade security protections in core services, for Workspace Business, Enterprise, or Frontline plans. Google said that “with all of the core Workspace security and privacy controls in place, companies have the tools to deploy AI securely, privately and responsibly in their organizations in the specific way that they want it.

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