Remember when phishing emails were easy to spot? Bad grammar, weird formatting, and a request from a “prince” in a faraway land?
Those days are over.
Today, a 16-year-old with zero coding skills and $200 in pocket money can launch a campaign that rivals state-sponsored hackers. They don’t have to be smart. All you need to do is subscribe to the right AI tools.
We are witnessing the industrialization of cybercrime. Barriers to entry have collapsed and today’s email filters are looking for threats that don’t exist.
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The new “Big 3” of cybercrime
Security leaders don’t need another lecture on what phishing is. You need to see exactly what you are up against. This is not science fiction. These tools are currently for sale on the dark web.
In this webinar, we’ll go inside the “AI phishing factory” and dismantle three tools that are rewriting the threat landscape.
WormGPT: Think ChatGPT. However, there are no “ethical guardrails.” It has no conscience. Create flawless, highly personalized Business Email Compromise (BEC) messages just like your CEO, typo-free and with the perfect tone. FraudGPT: The Netflix of hacking. For a low monthly subscription, attackers get a set of tools to write malicious code, create fraudulent landing pages, and draft emails. It’s hacking as a service. SpamGPT: This works like a high-end marketing automation tool, but for criminals. This allows attackers to A/B test scams and distribute them in quantities that exceed standard detection limits.
There is a hard truth here. You can’t train employees faster than a machine that learns instantly. If an email is created by AI in a way that makes it indistinguishable from a legitimate sender, someone will click on it. That’s statistical certainty.
Most defense strategies focus on detection, trying to identify fraudulent emails. But if the AI changes the email signature every second, the detection will fail.
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Prevent not only emails but also damage
This session is not meant to scare the issue away. It’s about fixing it.
You know the user will eventually click, so you need to change your strategy. Clicks should be made irrelevant. Even if they land on a phishing page, you need to ensure that the attacker has nothing to gain.
Join us and learn how to:
Identify specific signatures of WormGPT and FraudGPT attacks. Change your defense strategy from “Block email” to “Protect your personal information.” Neutralize attacks at the point of access by removing the one thing hackers want: credentials.
Attackers are leveraging AI to scale their attacks. Expanding your defenses requires leveraging intelligence.
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There’s no need to wait until a quarterly report reveals vulnerabilities. Get the strategies you need to shut this down now.
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