10/15/2026
Phishing emails have changed.
Thanks to AI, cybercriminals can create messages that are polished, professional and convincing in seconds. That means obvious spelling mistakes and awkward wording are no longer reliable warning signs.
Here's what to look for instead:
Requests that create urgency or pressure
Instructions to click a link or download an attachment
Payment or banking detail changes
Anything that asks you to bypass a normal process
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