Fake Google Meet update lets hackers control your Windows PCs

This article by Kurt Knutsson (CyberGuy Report) published on Fox News reports on a legitimate cybersecurity threat discovered by Malwarebytes researchers—a phishing campaign using fake Google Meet update pages to enroll Windows PCs into attacker-controlled device management systems. The reporting includes verified sourcing from Malwarebytes and a direct statement from Google, technical specifics about how the attack exploits Windows' built-in device enrollment feature, and practical defensive recommendations, which supports credibility. However, the article is heavily interspersed with promotional content for Knutsson's newsletter, data removal services, antivirus software, and password managers—blending legitimate security journalism with commercial pitching that may obscure where reporting ends and marketing begins, and the underlying threat's prevalence remains unquantified.