Phishing call hits right after authorizing Grok bot on Gmail
zeeg · x · 2026-10-10
Shortly after authorizing the Grok bot on his Gmail, the author got a phone call posing as Google's automated system, asking him to press 1 if he didn't request a password change. Clearly phishing, but convincing enough that many would fall for it.
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