Tag: #AIInCybersecurity
Microsoft has disrupted EvilTokens, a phishing-as-a-service platform that was linked to more than 12,000 compromised email inboxes across more than 10,000 organizations worldwide. The service used device-code phishing to gain access to Microsoft accounts and then used AI-powered tools to analyze compromised mailboxes and help attackers identify opportunities for further fraud. The operation highlights how […]
Cyberattacks are no longer isolated digital crimes focused only on financial gain. Today, they increasingly follow wars, political disputes, sanctions, elections, and regional tensions. As geopolitical instability rises, cyber activity often rises alongside it. This shift has changed the global threat landscape. Governments, hacktivists, ransomware gangs, and state-sponsored groups are using cyberspace as a strategic […]
AI-powered ransomware now plays a role in close to 80% of ransomware campaigns, based on recent cybersecurity research and industry reporting. At the same time, phishing continues to account for over 80% of initial access in cyberattacks, and more than 70% of ransomware incidents now include data exfiltration along with encryption. These are not isolated […]