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Ellen Jennings-Trace

Most people still can’t identify a phishing attack written by AI - and that's a huge problem, survey warns

A person holding out their hand with a digital AI symbol.
  • Yubico warns social engineering attacks are getting more powerful thanks to AI
  • Gen Z are the most susceptible to phishing
  • Almost half have never received any cybersecurity training

We’ve all heard the warnings about the damage social engineering can do - but one particular demographic still stands out as the most susceptible to attacks - and it might not be who you think.

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