Edtechmagazine AI-Driven Phishing Threatens K–12 Schools' Security
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K–12 schools are increasingly vulnerable to AI-driven phishing attacks and deepfakes, which exploit limited IT resources and decentralized environments. The rise of generative artificial intelligence has intensified these threats, prompting schools to adapt their security measures to maintain a culture of openness and trust.
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2026-02-19
Articles published highlighting AI-driven phishing risks
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Schools urged to enhance cybersecurity measures
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