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Email security is shifting from static filters to identity, context, and human verification
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Email security is shifting from static filters to identity, context, and human verification

Email remains the workhorse attack vector, but the feed shows that traditional filtering is being outpaced by social engineering and AI-enhanced lures. Attackers are using homoglyphs, nested redirects, fake reports, business-logic mimicry, and AI-generated text to make malicious mail look routine or authoritative. Multiple articles also show that security teams are experimenting with context-based defenses, user warnings at click time,…

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