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In 2025, cybercriminals enhanced phishing techniques targeting individuals and businesses, as detailed in a Kaspersky review. The report outlines the revival and refinement of these tactics, indicating a significant shift in the methods used by attackers to exploit vulnerabilities. Both individuals and organizations are affected by these evolving threats.
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2026-02-06
Kaspersky review published detailing phishing evolution
2026-02-09
Article published summarizing Kaspersky review findings
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