YouTube has issued an urgent warning to content creators about a phishing scam that employs AI-generated deepfake videos of YouTube CEO Neal Mohan.

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If you’re a YouTube creator, keep an eye out for a new phishing campaign that uses an AI-generated video of YouTube’s CEO, Neal Mohan, to trick you into handing over your account credentials.

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YouTube warns users about phishing attacks using AI-generated videos featuring CEO Neal Mohan to steal credentials.

The scam operates by sharing AI-generated videos privately with YouTube creators. These synthetic videos feature a digitally created version of Neal Mohan delivering misleading information about ...

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The scam has also been abusing YouTube's private video sharing capability to trick users into thinking the phishing messages ...