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Microsoft Disrupts EvilTokens AI-Powered Phishing Service

Microsoft and its partners have successfully dismantled an AI-powered phishing service, known as EvilTokens, that had compromised over 12,000 email inboxes across 10,000 organizations worldwide. This court-authorized takedown marks a significant win in the fight against cybercrime.

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AI-Powered Phishing Attacks Force Defenders to Deploy Counter-Agents

Get ready for Phishing 3.0, where AI-powered attacks are revolutionizing the game, forcing defenders to level up their security strategies with cutting-edge counter-agents. AI-driven phishing is no longer just about malicious links and emails - it's a sophisticated, multi-channel threat that's researching, adapting, and striking with precision.

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AI-Powered Phishing Outpaces Blocklist Defenses

Phishing campaigns are now a moving target, with 89% of domains disappearing within two days - and by the time they're blocked, the attackers have already packed up and moved on. AI-powered phishing has outsmarted traditional blocklist defenses, using disposable infrastructure and trusted platforms to stay one step ahead.

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FBI Disrupts AI-Powered Phishing Service with 1 Million URLs

In a major win for cyber safety, the FBI, Google, and Black Lotus Labs joined forces to dismantle Outsider Enterprise, a notorious phishing-as-a-service operation based in China that had been spreading fake text campaigns through 1 million URLs. This coordinated takedown seized key servers and accounts used by the threat actors.

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AI-Powered Phishing Scams Evade Detection in Workplace

Phishing scams are getting sneakier, with 72% of people saying AI-powered attempts are more convincing than ever - and 57% believe AI makes them harder to spot because they seem more professional. As a result, employees are struggling to tell the difference between genuine workplace messages and fraudulent ones.

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