State Hackers Turn Google AI Into Attack Acceleration Tool
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State-backed hackers weaponized Google's Gemini AI for cyberattacks; Google has disabled accounts and strengthened defenses. Cybersecurity measures should be reviewed and updated.
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China, Iran, North Korea Hackers Exploit Gemini Across Attack Life Cycle State-backed hackers weaponized Google's artificial intelligence model Gemini to accelerate cyberattacks, using the productivity tool as an offensive asset for reconnaissance, social engineering and malware development. Google said it has disabled accounts and strengthened defenses.