AI-powered malware email attacks soar by 131% amid new threats

Malware email attacks more than doubled in 2025, rising by 131% over the previous year, according to newly released industry data. The use of artificial intelligence and automation by cybercriminals is reshaping the threat landscape, with phishing and scams also seeing significant increases.

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