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Discover how the WormGPT resurgence targets small businesses with AI-driven phishing and credential theft tools. Stay alert, secure, and ahead of threats.

Mammoth WormGPT Resurgence: How Cybercriminals Exploit AI

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The WormGPT resurgence is back in the spotlight, and it’s not just a blip on the radar. Small businesses need to sit up and pay attention, because this isn’t fringe tech anymore. We’ve entered a messy new chapter where cybercriminals are twisting cutting-edge artificial intelligence tools like Grok and Mixtral into phishing and credential-theft machines. And the worst part? You don’t need any special skills to get in on the action if you’re one of the bad guys. With monthly rentals as cheap as €60, anyone with some curiosity and poor intentions can weaponize these commercial tools.

Hooded hacker manipulating a marionette-like human, symbolizing **social engineering attacks**, with cyber-themed icons, phishing emails, and a glowing security lock.

The Shocking Truth About Social Engineering Attacks: 5 Ways Hackers Exploit Human Weakness

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Cybercriminals have evolved beyond traditional hacking techniques, using deception, persuasion, and manipulation to trick individuals into granting access to sensitive systems and information. Social engineering attacks exploit human emotions—such as fear, trust, and urgency—rather than relying on technical vulnerabilities. These attacks can have devastating consequences, including financial losses, data breaches, and reputational damage, affecting both individuals and organizations.

Protect yourself from account takeovers by learning how they happen and how to secure your accounts against online threats and identity theft.

Account Takeovers: What They Are and How to Protect Yourself

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In today’s digital world, cyber threats lurk around every corner like a cat waiting to pounce on an unsuspecting laser pointer. One of the most common and damaging forms of cybercrime is an account takeovers (ATO). Cybercriminals sneak in using stolen credentials, hijack accounts, impersonate users, and scam their contacts faster than you can say “password123” (which, by the way, should never be your password).

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