It comes as no surprise that cybercriminals are utilizing the new AI tools to increase the effectiveness of their scams.
The three main ways that law enforcement experts anticipate that thieves will abuse AI have now been identified.
Email phishing is the first. These are meant to appear to be from reliable sources. You'll be prompted to download a file or click a link that downloads malicious software.
They are frequently easy to identify because the emails are rife with errors. However, text produced by AI tools has better spelling and grammar, which makes it seem more authentic.
AI might also disseminate false information.
Imagine a chatbot posting on social media and tagging your local news sources while accusing your CEO of having an affair.
Horrendous.
And lastly, chatbots are getting better at writing computer code that could be used to make malware.
What is the best way to protect your company? Multiple security measures and competent instruction. With this, we can assist.
