Business Email Compromise: A Practical Fraud-Prevention Playbook for SMBs
Business email compromise succeeds because the request often looks normal. There may be no malware, no obvious spelling problem, and no dramatic warning from antivirus—just a familiar name asking for a payment, payroll change, or updated bank account.
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Poor spelling is no longer a useful phishing filter. A fraudulent message can be polished, specific, and written in the same tone an employee expects from a manager or vendor. Generative AI makes that level of personalization cheaper and faster for attackers.
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