The record
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- Microsoft shut down a service called EvilTokens that targeted over 12,000 corporate accounts worldwide.
- The platform utilized artificial intelligence to automate hacking tasks and craft convincing phishing emails based on compromised data.
- Law enforcement officials in the United Kingdom arrested two people involved in operating the service.
- Microsoft also took control of the infrastructure used by the platform to prevent further unauthorized access.
What to watch next
- Ongoing investigations into the arrested individuals
- Further analysis of AI-assisted phishing tactics
- Impact on affected firms following the service shutdown
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