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As artificial intelligence grows more sophisticated, so do cyber threats. In 2025, bad actors are using generative AI to engineer advanced attacks that mimic humans with startling accuracy. From voice deepfakes that imitate CEOs to phishing emails generated by language models, today’s threats are faster, scalable, and far more deceptive. Generative AI is being misused to launch precision phishing, generate realistic malware code, and automate social engineering. This has given rise to a new form of threat actor: the malicious GPT. These models are trained specifically to break rules, bypass filters, and deliver harmful payloads disguised as legitimate communication. What Are Enterprises Up Against? Prompt Injection Attacks : Hackers manipulate AI models by embedding malicious instructions into seemingly harmless prompts, tricking the system into executing unintended actions. Deepfake Scams : Artificial Intelligence  can now clone voices and videos with alarming accuracy, enabl...