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AI Phishing
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A perfect email can still be a scam. Help your team pause, check the sender, and verify the link before they click.

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01AI Phishing Awareness

AI phishing awareness poster. The headline reads AI phishing has no typos. It compares an old scam with spelling mistakes to a polished message that uses a real name, a lookalike sender, and a disguised link.
A perfect email can still be a scam. Pause. Verify. Then click.
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AI Phishing Awareness

A perfect email can still be a scam. Pause, check the sender, and verify the link.

Resource type
Poster
Theme
Recognize the request
Format
Visual reminder
Best for
Team discussions / awareness boards
Audience
All employees
File format
High-resolution PDF, 14 × 19 in
Language
English (additional languages available in toolkit)

How to use

  1. 1
    Display in your workplace

    Share on noticeboards, in meeting rooms or digital channels.

  2. 2
    Discuss with your team

    Use it as a starting point for a short team discussion about AI-written phishing and how to check a message before clicking.

  3. 3
    Reinforce regularly

    Include in ongoing awareness campaigns and training sessions.

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01AI Phishing Awareness

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Watch a short video explaining how to recognize AI-written phishing and verify unexpected messages.

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AI phishing verification

Learn how polished scam emails use real names, lookalike domains, and disguised links, and the checks to make before you click.

  • Why a perfect message can still be a scam
  • Sender, domain, and link checks
  • What to do with an unexpected request
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Key learning points

Key learning points

Remember these key actions to protect yourself and your organisation from AI-written phishing.

  1. Do not trust perfect grammar

    Generated messages can be free of typos. Judge the request, not the writing.

  2. Check the sender domain

    Look closely at the address. A familiar name can hide a lookalike domain.

  3. Hover before you click

    Reveal the real destination of a link before you open it.

  4. Verify unexpected requests

    Confirm access, payment, or account requests through a channel you already trust.

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