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Security Pros Stick With Passwords Amid AI Phishing Threats

Despite advancements in AI, security professionals continue to rely on passwords due to inherent human nature. The article suggests that the persistent use of passwords stems from user behavior and familiarity, even as AI-powered phishing attacks become more sophisticated. AI

IMPACT Highlights the ongoing challenges in cybersecurity and user authentication despite AI advancements.

RANK_REASON Article discusses the continued use of passwords in the context of AI phishing, offering an opinion on why this is the case.

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Security Pros Stick With Passwords Amid AI Phishing Threats

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Tim Keary, Contributor ·

    Why Security Pros Are Still Using Passwords In An Age Of AI Phishing

    Security professionals are still using passwords in an age of AI phishing threats. The reason comes down to Human nature.