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Microsoft reported that it disrupted a scam platform called EvilTokens, which compromised 12,000 Microsoft accounts using an AI chatbot. The platform, introduced in February, charged users to streamline the process of email account compromise and provided tools to assist in fraudulent activities.
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Microsoft reported that it disrupted a scam platform called EvilTokens, which compromised 12,000 Microsoft accounts using an AI chatbot. The platform, introduced in February, charged users to streamline the process of email account compromise and provided tools to assist in fraudulent activities.
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Microsoft disrupts AI-assisted platform that compromised 12,000 accounts
Microsoft disrupts AI-assisted scam platform that compromised 12,000 accounts