AI Bots Target Executives

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AI-generated phishing emails are getting very good at targeting executives

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AI bots can quickly ingest large quantities of data about the tone and style of a company or individual and replicate these features to craft a convincing scam.

They can also scrape a victim’s online presence and social media activity to determine what topics they may be most likely to respond to.

Cyber security experts said the increasing attacks come during a period of rapid advancement for AI technology.

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informal

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English

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