The Ghana Cybersecurity Industry Forum (GCIF) has urged the public to exercise caution when responding to unsolicited messages and requests, as cybercriminals increasingly deploy Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make phishing attacks more convincing.
The Ghana Cybersecurity Industry Forum (GCIF) has urged the public to exercise caution when responding to unsolicited messages and requests, as cybercriminals increasingly deploy Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make phishing attacks more convincing.
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