A new warning has been issued by Microsoft solutions consultant Sam Mitrovic concerning a 'super realistic' AI scam occurring that is said to be capable of tricking “even the most experienced of users.

A new AI scam call is currently used by hackers to trick you into giving your Gmail account details. Don't fall easily with this digital trap.

In a recent Forbes report, Sam Mitrovic — a security consultant for Microsoft — talks about his experience with a new “super-realistic AI scam call” and warns that all Gmail account users could be targeted. The scam is similar to standard phishing methods, but it has a much higher chance of success thanks to its use of AI.

Be on the lookout for unexpected Gmail account recovery attempts and subsequent customer service calls that sound a little too perfect, warns IT consultant Sam Mitrovic.

A security expert recently shared his encounter with a sophisticated AI-based scam call designed to steal his Gmail account credentials.

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