A Majority Cannot Detect A Phising Attack Written By AI

[JAMES4578]

Social Engineering attacks are becoming more sophistcated and powerful due to AI, worrying research shows that most cannot identify them. Younger workers are more susceptible to phishing attacks according to data from Yubico.

Overall when presented with a phishing email aided by AI 54% thought it was authentic and less than half are using Multi Factor Authentication.

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[Tourbillon De La Vie]

And it will only improve more 😔

[arianwen27]

This is why passkeys and security keys are important. Get one/use your phone as one wherever you can. You cannot phish a passkey.

[JAMES4578]

Yes need to have the best possible protection.

[Iky2025]

Hi does anyone know if this is a genuine samsung email address? dear_customer@email.support.samsung.com

[ChrisB_]

Hi @Iky2025, and welcome to the Samsung UK & Ireland Community 😀

That's not an email address I personally recognise, are you able to upload a screenshot of the email itself (minus any personal information), so that I can have a proper look at it? 

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