Menlo Security’s report reveals a significant increase in browser-based phishing attacks and zero-hour phishing attacks, driven by factors such as browser reliance, zero-day vulnerabilities, advanced phishing tools, and generative AI adoption. Criminals are leveraging AI to create realistic phishing websites and automate targeted attacks, with fake AI sites also distributing infected files on mobile devices. The rise of AI-driven cyber fraud poses a challenge in distinguishing between legitimate and malicious sites, emphasizing the importance of recognizing common phishing scams and verifying the authenticity of emails and websites before sharing sensitive information.
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AI Agents Act Like Employees With Root Access—Here's How to Regain Control
The AI gold rush is prompting organizations to embrace generative AI, which is now seen as essential for accelerating software development and automating customer interactions. However, without identity-first security, these deployments risk becoming vulnerable, as they operate more like inexperienced employees with extensive access but no oversight. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The rapid deployment of generative AI in enterprises, akin to a junior employee with unrestricted access, underscores the urgent need for...
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