Norton Launches Genie Scam Detection Assistant in ChatGPT

Norton Launches Genie Scam Detection Assistant in ChatGPT

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Norton has introduced an AI-powered scam detection assistant named Genie within ChatGPT. This tool allows users to check suspicious messages and links by tagging '@Norton' and submitting emails, texts, images, or URLs. Genie evaluates the content, categorizing it as safe, risky, or likely a scam, and provides actionable advice. The launch responds to the increasing prevalence of scams, which accounted for over 90% of cyber threats in 2025, according to Gen's Threat Report. The app is designed to address common consumer scenarios, including urgent warnings and phishing attempts. It analyzes context, language, and intent, offering insights into potential risks. Genie is accessible across various ChatGPT tiers, enhancing its reach among consumers and workplaces. This release signifies a shift in how security products are integrated into everyday digital environments, moving beyond standalone software. Norton aims to complement its existing security solutions with this new tool.

Key Points: • Norton launched Genie, an AI scam detection tool within ChatGPT. • Genie categorizes messages as safe, risky, or scams, providing user guidance. • Over 90% of cyber threats in 2025 were attributed to scams and phishing.

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2026-03-12
Norton launched Genie scam detection assistant in ChatGPT.