Researchers just tricked ChatGPT into creating phishing emails, malware code, and social engineering scripts – all by using a few clever prompts that bypass safeguards.
This isn’t just an AI ethics issue. It’s an active threat vector.
AI jailbreaks are now fueling cybercrime at a terrifying speed. A single manipulated prompt can generate custom attack payloads, targeted phishing messages, or deepfake instructions designed to exploit employees and systems.
And the worst part? It’s scalable.
Attackers no longer need technical skills or language proficiency. They can weaponize LLMs to generate believable content in multiple languages, spoof internal communications, simulate vendor requests, and imitate executive tone – all in seconds.
It’s not a distant threat. It’s already live in underground marketplaces.
AUMINT.io now includes AI-generated social engineering simulation modules to mirror this exact evolution. Our platform doesn’t just simulate attacks – it evolves alongside them.
We help CISOs and security teams understand how employees react to hyper-personalized threats built using LLMs, voice clones, and AI-generated deception tactics.
Because what tricked ChatGPT today is what might trick your team tomorrow.
If your people can’t spot the difference between a real colleague and an AI-forged imposter, your human firewall has failed.
It’s time to raise the bar on awareness training. Simulate the real thing. Track behavioral responses. Adapt before attackers do.
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Future-proof your team now – before they become the next test case.