Microsoft disrupts AI-assisted platform that compromised 12,000 accounts
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微软周二表示，其主导了对一家订阅制诈骗平台的行业联合打击行动。该平台利用AI聊天机器人，在数月内入侵了1.2万个微软账户。平台名为EvilTokens，通过Telegram频道推出，收取1500美元初始费用及每月500美元订阅费，提供批量入侵邮箱账户的简化服务，并帮助客户分析收件箱、筛选高价值目标、起草用于欺骗企业员工转账的邮件。微软称，该服务的核心是一个A
Microsoft said Tuesday that it led an industry-wide disruption of a subscription-based scam platform that used an AI chatbot to compromise 12,000 Microsoft accounts over a few-month span.
Named EvilTokens, the platform was introduced over a Telegram channel in February and charged an initial $1,500 fee and a recurring $500 charge each month after that. EvilTokens provided a single service for streamlining most steps required to compromise email accounts in large numbers. From there, the platform helped customers analyze inboxes, select targets that would provide the biggest potential payouts, and draft follow-up emails that provided realistic ruses for tricking company employees into transferring funds to attacker-controlled accounts.
Minutes, not days
“While EvilTokens helped cybercriminals access email accounts, at the center of the service was an AI-style chatbot that could analyze a victim’s inbox and help criminals identify trusted relationships, payment authorizations, and sensitive responsibilities, as well as other circumstances where fraud was most likely to succeed,” Microsoft said. “The platform could even recommend fraud strategies, including drafting messages that impersonated trusted contacts to help criminals trick victims into taking action.”
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