The methods employed by cybercriminals have evolved, thanks to AI. According to Quick Heal Technologies, fraud is no longer limited to devices but directly targets individuals. Fraudsters analyze search patterns, shopping trends, and online behavior to craft scam messages using AI and machine learning tools. Consequently, many victims struggle to distinguish between genuine and fraudulent messages.
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