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A systematic literature review of large language models in phishing attack generation and detection
A systematic literature review (PRISMA methodology, 36 studies from 2023-2025) examines the dual role of large language models in both generating and detecting phishing attacks. The review finds LLMs, especially GPT-based models, lower the technical barrier for attackers by producing coherent, persuasive phishing email and website content, while also strengthening detection through analysis of textual and visual content, often outperforming traditional machine-learning approaches. Details →How the wire is made
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