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Microsoft Warns of New AI-Generated Phishing Attacks
Microsoft has detected a new phishing campaign using AI-generated code to hide malicious payloads within SVG files and target organizations in the United States.
Leo Martinez
Leo Martinez is a cybersecurity correspondent for Neurozzio, focusing on threat intelligence, malware analysis, and emerging digital security risks. He translates complex technical threats for a broad audience.
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