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Should MSPs Turn Off Google Gemini? | Huntress

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Should MSPs Turn Off Google Gemini? | Huntress

Google Gemini's email summary feature is being exploited by attackers to deliver phishing messages that bypass traditional security controls by avoiding links and attachments. Managed service providers (MSPs) should evaluate whether the feature's risks outweigh its benefits in their environments.

Why it matters: MSPs and their clients face increased phishing risk if Gemini summaries are processing malicious emails, making it critical to assess whether to disable the feature or implement additional email filtering rules to protect against this attack vector.

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Should MSPs Turn Off Google Gemini? | Huntress

Google Gemini's email summary feature is being exploited by attackers to deliver phishing messages that bypass traditional security controls by avoiding links and attachments. Managed service providers (MSPs) should evaluate whether the feature's risks outweigh its benefits in their environments.

Why it matters: MSPs and their clients face increased phishing risk if Gemini summaries are processing malicious emails, making it critical to assess whether to disable the feature or implement additional email filtering rules to protect against this attack vector.

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