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3 NovSafety & SecurityTech Xplore

Your social media posts could fuel the next AI scam

AIAI-generated summary Researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington announced a study showing that AI tools can use public social media posts to generate personalized spear-phishing emails. The team says these scams trick recipients into handing over sensitive information like passwords and credit card numbers by referencing specific recent experiences.

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