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AI-written phishing emails fool 7 in 10 workers as inbox pressure drives click-first behavior

72% of U.S. desk workers say phishing messages are more convincing than a year ago, with AI-polished language making fraud harder to spot. Yet 58% still verify requests only after acting.

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April 9, 2026 | 1:45 AM UTCUpdated 1h ago

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