Voice phishing attacks soar as cyber attackers use AI – Microsoft research
Summary
Microsoft research indicates a significant increase in voice phishing attacks, with cyber attackers using AI to carry out these attacks. Security experts reported that 27% of cyber threat activity is directed at government agencies or services. The findings highlight the growing use of AI in cybercrime and the increasing targeting of public sector organizations. The research has been published by multiple outlets, including The Independent and the Evening Standard. The issue remains ongoing with no indication of a decline in such attacks.
Latest: Microsoft research revealed that 27% of cyber threat activity is aimed at government agencies or services, indicating a significant rise in voice phishing attacks using AI.
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How it unfolded
Thursday 1 October
Microsoft research revealed that 27% of cyber threat activity is aimed at government agencies or services, indicating a significant rise in voice phishing attacks using AI.
- 10:00The IndependentVoice phishing attacks soar as cyber attackers use AI – Microsoft research
- 10:00Evening StandardVoice phishing attacks soar as cyber attackers use AI – Microsoft research