Instead of exploiting systems, attackers are:

• Impersonating IT helpdesk via Teams/Slack
• Calling employees directly (vishing)
• Sending extremely realistic AI-generated messages

And employees end up giving access themselves.

So technically… they're not hacking anymore. They're logging in through trust.

What's concerning is:

• These attacks look completely normal
• They bypass most traditional security tools
• By the time something is flagged, it's already too late

Feels like the real attack surface now is: 👉 Identity 👉 Behavior 👉 Internal communication

Curious what others think:

• Are traditional security systems becoming outdated?
• Is AI-driven security actually solving this, or just another buzzword?
• Anyone seen this happen firsthand?

Would love to hear real experiences or different perspectives.