Ana opens her email on a Monday. A year-end benefits notice looks legitimate, with secure links and familiar branding. When she clicks, the login portal looks just like usual; there’s even a pop-up asking to approve MFA. Without suspecting, she taps “Approve.” On the other side, an APT group — patient, methodical — celebrates: they didn’t break your encryption; they infiltrated your routine. Their trick is called website-over-website: an HTML/CSS overlay that mimics the authentication window...

It’s no longer a question of if AI will be used to attack, but when and how it will affect you. The good news: the same technology that powers hackers is also creating smarter defenses. Picture this: your computer seems to work just fine, your apps open quickly, and nothing looks suspicious. But behind the screen, an intelligent system is learning your every move, adapting to your routine, and waiting for the perfect moment to strike. Welcome to the new era of cybercrime driven by artificial...

In cybersecurity, the battlefield is no longer just the firewall or the network: the new front is in the documents we exchange every day. Files with enabled macros, disguised links, hidden scripts, and silent payloads are being used by Red Teams to sneak in without raising suspicion. The situation: you don’t need to be a big company to be a target. Today, thanks to advanced AI models, personalized malicious documents can be created that adapt to their victims in real time. From GPTs trained...