Gmail users are being asked to secure their accounts and remain vigilant as a series of highly sophisticated AI-driven scams appear to be targeting users of the popular email program. According to Forbes, the FBI has responded to the attacks and is reminding users not to take unsolicited calls from people claiming to represent customer support.

So it is with a new warning from Google, after it confirmed the latest “AI driven” attack on its account holders — for which you can read Gmail. The attack was frighteningly clever, that much is beyond question, but it should have been stopped right at the start.

As cybercriminals continue to refine their tactics, users need to remain cautious. By being aware of these AI-driven hacks and following these steps to secure your Gmail account, you can protect your personal information from falling into the wrong hands.

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Users of a Gmail account need to be particularly careful right now. A current phishing campaign is targeting the approximately 2.5 billion accounts that use Google’s email client. With the help of artificial intelligence,