Understanding the evolving face of cyber threats in the age of intelligent deception Artificial intelligence has moved from a defensive asset to a dual-use technology, one that is redefining both sides of the cybersecurity equation. As generative AI models become more capable and widely available, threat actors are harnessing them to automate, personalise, and scale cyberattacks with unprecedented precision. The result is an escalation in digital deception that targets not only systems, but people and trust itself. ...
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