Attackers are poisoning the sources AI assistants draw on, so that fraudulent phone numbers and login pages appear inside apparently helpful answers about real organizations. The attacker never has to breach the brand — only the answer — and the organization inherits the stakeholder harm anyway.
What is inside
- 01Why This Clears the Threshold for a New Briefing
- 02What the Dark Sourcery Findings Show
- 03The Artefact91 Answer-Layer Hijack Chain
- 04Why Legacy Brand Monitoring Can Miss the Attack
- 05The Communications–Security Handoff Must Change
- 06The Artefact91 Canonical Contact Integrity Standard
- 07When Does It Become a Crisis?
- 08Response Language: Separate the Brand from the Fraud
- 09The Broader Fraud Context
- 10A 30-Day Readiness Sprint
- 11Metrics That Matter