emailFinder is a Python-based web scraping tool designed to extract email addresses from websites or URLs listed in a file. It can crawl through website pages, parse content, and efficiently extract email addresses.
Large language models (LLMs) that power chatbots can be used to scam humans, but these AI models are also susceptible to being scammed themselves, with varying degrees of gullibility among different models.
Notion, which has over 100 million users, is launching an email client called Notion Mail at its user conference. This Gmail client-like service includes AI integration for organizing emails and handling scheduling. Notion is also releasing new features like Notion Forms and improved automation options.
The article discusses Google's new AI tool Gemini and its email summarization feature, which helps manage inbox anxiety by summarizing daily emails.
Thunderbird's Android app, originally K-9 Mail, is nearing completion. In a beta version, it brings Thunderbird features like automatic account setup and desktop-mobile syncing, while maintaining K-9's configurability.
This blog post explores the rise of Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) and its enhancement by AI, discussing the ease of access to sophisticated phishing tools on the dark web, alarming statistics on the speed and effectiveness of AI-powered phishing campaigns, and the urgent need for AI-native security solutions.
Jelled.ai utilizes AI-powered digital twins to revolutionize workplace communication. These twins distill, prioritize, and automate communication, providing contextual insights, drafting responses, and ensuring continuity of knowledge.
The CrowdStrike incident highlighted weaknesses in email security, with phishers exploiting the situation to target unsuspecting users. RavenMail's red team demonstrates how they simulated the scenario and compromised accounts, exposing gaps in email security products.
This article lists five of the best open-source email clients for Linux, with a focus on Geary as the author's preferred choice. The article provides details on each client, including its strengths, weaknesses, and suitability for different user needs.
"...a feature that activates when Claude reads a scam email (this presumably supports the model’s ability to recognize such emails and warn you not to respond to them). Normally, if one asks Claude to generate a scam email, it will refuse to do so. But when we ask the same question with the feature artificially activated sufficiently strongly, this overcomes Claude's harmlessness training and it responds by drafting a scam email."
