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Phishing Has Evolved:
Are You Ready for Phishing 3.0?
Phishing has evolved—fast. What started as basic email scams has transformed into AI-powered cyber deception. Today, cybercriminals are using deepfake technology to create realistic fake personas, voices, and videos to bypass security defenses.
Phishing 1.0: Mass Email Scams & Malware
Early phishing relied on spam emails, fake banking alerts, and malware links to trick users into clicking. These attacks were easy to spot but still caused billions in damage.
Phishing 2.0: Targeted Business Email Attacks
(BEC, VEC, ATO)
Attackers got smarter—instead of mass emails, they started impersonating real people.. Techniques like Business Email Compromise (BEC), Vendor Email Compromise (VEC), and Account Takeover (ATO) used hacked credentials and real email threads to fool employees into wiring money or sharing sensitive data.
Phishing 3.0: AI-Powered Deepfake Attacks
Now, cybercriminals are using AI to generate fake but highly convincing voices, videos, and images. Imagine getting a video call from your CEO asking you to approve a wire transfer—except it’s not really them. Deepfake phishing makes this possible.
Deepfake phishing is here. Is your organization ready?
What CISOs Are Saying About Deepfake Threats
Cybersecurity leaders are sounding the alarm on deepfake threats. As attackers increasingly leverage AI to craft convincing fake identities, CISOs are facing a new level of deception—one that traditional security measures struggle to detect.
How You Can Prepare for Deepfake Attacks
As deepfake attacks become more advanced, organizations must adapt their cybersecurity strategies.
"This technology is basically allowing threat actors to launch a multi-stage, mutli-channel, multi-modality type of attacks. This what makes it very, very scary." — Eyal Benishti
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New research reveals that deepfake-driven attacks are rising fast, with over 94% of IT professionals expressing concern about their impact on security.