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Technology Apple's Hide My Email Vulnerability Exposes User Addresses for Over a Year
A vulnerability in Apple's Hide My Email service has been leaking users' real email addresses for at least a year, according to security researcher Tyler Murphy. In tests, all Hide My Email addresses were exploitable. Apple has acknowledged the issue but it remains unpatched. This story is part of a broader security roundup covering Pegasus spyware, Google's EU warnings, Meta chatbot testing, and the arrest of a Scattered Spider hacker.
New LLM Framework Detects Phishing Emails with Over 90% Accuracy
A paper on arXiv introduces LLMPEA, a framework using GPT-4o, Claude Sonnet 4, and Grok-3 to detect phishing emails with over 90% accuracy. The study also reveals vulnerabilities to adversarial attacks, prompt injection, and multilingual attacks, emphasizing the need for hardening before deployment.
Technology Claude's Gmail Connector Saves Time on Inbox Management — Here's How It Works
Claude, the AI chatbot, offers a Gmail Connector that can analyze inbox patterns, apply labels, and batch-process emails. According to TechRadar, the tool accurately spot press releases and tagged them, saving time. Users must weigh privacy trade-offs, but the integration works well for managing high email volumes.
Technology ChatGPT's Email Feature: A Step Forward, But Not There Yet
ChatGPT's new feature allows users to draft and send emails directly from the chat interface, integrating with Gmail and Outlook. However, the inability to send attachments limits its utility, highlighting the gap AI assistants still need to bridge.