ChatGPT: A new danger in the cybersecurity realm
This video shows how a phishing attack actually works, demonstrating it from both the attackers and the victim’s view. As you will see, without BlackFog, once the suspect link is clicked and log in credentials are entered on what looks like a legitimate webpage, the attacker has everything they need, and the attack has been successful.
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