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What warning signs should be prioritized for phishing in the AI era?

What warning signs should be prioritized for phishing in the AI era?
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The article argues that protection against AI-era phishing should focus on the actions the message attempts to trigger rather than surface-level message flaws.

Key points

  • •It discusses the perspective on protection against phishing in the AI era.
  • •It recommends prioritizing the actions a message tries to induce over surface-level flaws in the message.
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