Google moved its AI-powered ransomware detection for Google Drive from beta to general availability, enabled by default for all paid Workspace users. When ransomware encrypts files on a synced desktop, Drive immediately pauses syncing to protect cloud copies, alerts both the user and IT admins, and offers bulk file restoration to roll back to pre-infection versions. Google says the GA model catches 14 times more infections than the beta, covering a wider range of encryption patterns at faster detection speeds.
A new phishing campaign is hijacking TikTok for Business accounts using adversary-in-the-middle (AITM) reverse proxy pages - meaning it captures credentials, session cookies, and MFA codes in real time. Victims land on cloned TikTok or Google Careers pages after clicking links that redirect through legitimate Google Storage URLs. The real kicker: most users log in via Google SSO, so one compromise gives attackers both TikTok and Google accounts.