In an email spotted by Windows Latest , Microsoft explained that the AI era calls for stronger, phishing resistant authentication. Basically, AI has made it far easier for attackers, even the less skilled ones, to manipulate SMS and voice channels. SIM swapping has also become easier with AI, allowing bad actors to move your number to a SIM card they control without much effort. Microsoft says it’s seeing a sharp rise in AI driven attacks to steal passwords and MFA codes, and these...

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