Inbox Under Siege: Stop Sophisticated Email Attacks Before They Reach Your Team

Email is still the front door for attackers — and today’s campaigns are more creative, faster, and harder to detect than ever. Threat actors now blend legitimate services, messaging apps, and generative AI to create highly personalized scams that evade legacy defenses and trick even trained employees.

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  1. Cryptocurrency Fraud — Attackers trick users into submitting wallet recovery phrases via fake maintenance notices.
    Micro-example: Fake Ledger maintenance email that asks for a recovery phrase.
  2. File-Sharing Phishing — Malicious content hidden inside legitimate shared docs (Google Drive, Dropbox).
    Micro-example: Payroll Google Doc that redirects to a credential-harvesting page.
  3. Multichannel Phishing — Email initiates then moves victims to WhatsApp/SMS for real-time social engineering.
  4. AI-Generated BEC (Business Email Compromise) — Hyper-personalized invoices and replies generated or refined by GenAI.
  5. Email Account Takeover (ATO) — Compromised accounts send trusted messages internally and externally, enabling lateral phishing.
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