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  Malicious Binaries

  You downloaded what looked like a popular AI tool from GitHub. Hundreds of people had starred it. Within minutes it had installed an information stealer and began harvesting browser credentials. Traditional antivirus never alerted because the malware had never been seen before.

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  Malicious URLs

  Phishing emails, fake invoices, password reset messages, and social media DMs often contain links that appear perfectly legitimate. One click can lead to credential theft, malware downloads, or fake login pages designed to capture sensitive information.

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  Deep Fakes

  Deepfake technology has made it increasingly difficult to distinguish real people from synthetic identities. Fake executives, customer support representatives, influencers, and even family members are now being used in scams across email, social media, and video platforms. Read more about this product here.

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  Malicious Documents

  Resumes, invoices, contracts, shipping notices, and spreadsheets are some of the most common ways attackers deliver malware. What appears to be an ordinary attachment can silently execute malicious code the moment it's opened.

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  API Access

  Security shouldn't require someone to manually upload every file or click through dashboards. Whether you're building a SaaS platform, automating business workflows, or protecting customer uploads, every file, URL, and document should be evaluated automatically. Read more here