Scammers are using an AI-generated deepfake video of YouTube CEO Neal Mohan to trick content creators into giving up their login details.

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

YouTube warns users of an ongoing phishing scam The scam includes an AI-generated video of its CEO Hackers are using stolen accounts to broadcast crypto scams YouTube is warning its users of a new phishing campaign using an AI-generated video of its CEO Neal Mohan as bait.

YouTube is warning creators about a new phishing scam that attempts to lure victims using an AI-generated video of its CEO Neal Mohan. The fake video has been shared privately with users and claims YouTube is making changes to its monetization policy in an attempt to steal their credentials, according to an announcement on Tuesday.

Hackers use an AI-generated video of YouTube CEO Neal Mohan to scam content creators, falsely announcing changes in monetization policies. YouTube warns users to ignore these videos and not click on embedded links,

YouTube has warned users about potential phishing attempts from AI-generated video of CEO Neal Mohan talking about monestisation policy change

The scam abuses YouTube's email-based sharing capability to get you to open a malware-laden video of Neal Mohan talking about 'changes' to the platform's monetization policy.

YouTube has issued a critical new warning as password hackers strike using a privately-shared video. Here’s what you need to know.

YouTube warns that scammers are using an AI-generated video featuring the company's CEO in phishing attacks to steal creators' credentials.

A YouTube phishing video expedition. YouTube says that it is “aware that phishers have been sharing private videos to send false videos, including an AI generated video of YouTu