RT @HQ_IDS_India: Military Stations of Jammu, Pathankot and Udhampur in proximity to the International Boundary, in Jammu & Kashmir targete….

15/15 I’ve said it before—cybersecurity is no longer just about firewalls and antivirus. It’s about staying one step ahead of intelligent threats. Stay informed, stay skeptical. #PhishingAwareness #CyberResilience.

14/15 AI-generated phishing is already here. It's just not mainstream yet. But it will be. The best defense is education, awareness, and proactive tech investment. #FutureOfSecurity #AIThreats.

13/15 Keep your software and systems updated. Many phishing attacks still rely on getting a foothold through unpatched vulnerabilities after the click. #PatchManagement #CyberHygiene.

12/15 Always verify identities through a second channel. Call the person. Use a secure internal chat. Don’t trust links, even if they look perfect. Assume attackers can mimic anyone. #DigitalHygiene #InfosecTips.

11/15 Email filtering tools need to evolve too. Static keyword filters won’t cut it. AI vs AI is the new reality—defensive AI must keep pace with offensive AI. #AIinCyberSecurity #Phishing.

10/15 Organizations must train employees to verify requests—especially those involving money, credentials, or urgent actions—even if the message looks legit. #ZeroTrust #CyberSecurityTraining.

9/15 Defending against AI-generated phishing requires a shift in mindset. Relying on spotting typos or poor formatting isn't enough anymore. We need better behavioral detection. #SecurityAwareness #PhishingDefense.

8/15 One of the scariest parts? These tools lower the barrier to entry. Someone with basic knowledge can now launch sophisticated phishing campaigns using AI as their co-pilot. #CyberCrime #PhishingThreat.

7/15 I’ve seen phishing campaigns that use AI to craft fake login pages, auto-respond to victims, and adjust their tone based on user behavior. This is social engineering on steroids. #AIHacking #InfoSec.

6/15 And it's not just emails. Voice phishing (vishing) is getting a boost from AI-generated voices. Attackers can synthesize someone's voice to make convincing phone calls. #Vishing #VoiceAI.

5/15 Large language models like ChatGPT can be abused to create phishing content, fake support messages, or even SMS lures. The level of detail is enough to fool even cautious users. #LLM #CyberAwareness.

4/15 Imagine getting an email from your boss, written in their exact tone, with context about a project you're actually working on. That’s AI-powered spear phishing in action. #SpearPhishing #AI.

3/15 Nowadays AI tools can generate phishing emails in seconds. Just feed it a few details about the target, and it spits out believable messages that mimic real communication styles. #SocialEngineering #ArtificialIntelligence.

2/15 Traditional phishing relied on poor grammar and generic language. AI flips the script—generating flawless, personalized messages that sound eerily human. #PhishingScams #AIThreats.

1/15 I've been tracking the evolution of phishing scams for years, and the rise of AI-generated phishing is unlike anything we've seen before. It's faster, more convincing, and harder to detect. #AI #Phishing #CyberSecurity #OnlineSafety #CyberSafety #Privacy

15/15 Adversarial AI attacks remind me that even smart systems can be manipulated. Understanding them is key to building truly secure AI. Stay curious, stay cautious. #AdversarialML #InfoSec.

14/15 We need better explainability in AI. Models that are less of a black box are harder to fool. Transparency is part of security. #XAI #ExplainableAI.

13/15 I always recommend red-teaming your AI systems. Treat them like any other software—test them, stress them, and assume they’ll be targeted. Because they will be. #AIHardening #RedTeam.

12/15 One thing I’ve learned: as AI becomes more embedded in our daily systems, adversarial attacks won’t just be academic. They’ll be real-world threats with real consequences. #FutureOfAI #ThreatIntel.