UDC 37.01:007

Zufarova A.S.¹ (Khabarovsk, Russian Federation) – 006694@pnu.edu.ru

¹Pacific State University

Abstract. Information technology is rapidly developing, giving rise to new types of threats, among which phishing attacks occupy a special place. Today, the issue of information security is becoming a priority for organizations of various sizes. One of the most dangerous forms of cybercrime is phishing, which is a massive social engineering campaign aimed at stealing personal data and funds. Within the framework of this scientific work, the main focus is on the development of training methods for employees to combat phishing. One of the most effective ways to raise staff awareness is the Phishing Box platform, designed to conduct realistic training and tests. This tool reproduces real-world conditions, helping employees get acquainted with modern techniques of intruders and develop skills in detecting suspicious messages. A special feature of our work is the development of an automated tool for preparing educational materials, such as phishing email samples. Since training should cover a wide range of situations, an extensive library of training tasks is needed. Therefore, there is a need to create significant amounts of high-quality educational content. Artificial intelligence solves this problem, and our article focuses on the capabilities of domestic neural networks such as GigaChat and YandexGPT5Pro. We will demonstrate how these neural networks help create realistic emails that mimic common phishing schemes. This approach allows you to develop a variety of training scenarios, making employee training more effective and interesting. We will discuss the results of our experiments and show how the resulting content is integrated into training courses on the Phishing Box platform. It is important to emphasize that employee training is an essential factor in phishing prevention. It helps not only to reduce risks, but also forms a corporate culture of safe work with digital resources. Thus, the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies in personnel training significantly strengthens the protective boundaries of organizations in the modern digital space.

Keywords: artificial intelligence, GIGA CHAT, YandexGPT5Pro, neural network, information security, phishing emails, social engineering.

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For citation: Zufarova A.S. Integration of artificial intelligence into an educational phishing attack simulator. CITISE, 2025, no. 2, pp. 593-603.