This episode of Prime Cyber Insights analyzes the tactical shift toward exploiting trusted AI and social engineering workflows. We lead with 'phantom squatting,' new research from Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 detailing how attackers register domains hallucinated by LLMs to capture traffic from developers and AI agents. The briefing continues with an analysis of ClickFix, where API-driven backend servers are now churning out scrambled, on-demand malware payloads to bypass Windows script scanning. We also cover 'Operation Navy Ghost,' a campaign targeting Telegram bot developers via malicious PyPI packages, and the significant patch load from Google and Citrix. Finally, we address a DHS Inspector General report revealing that U.S. Secret Service personnel are bypassing government-issued phones in favor of unmanaged personal devices, creating a critical visibility gap during VIP protection missions. The discussion emphasizes that as attackers automate their infrastructure through APIs and AI patterns, defenders must prioritize behavioral EDR and process-chain monitoring over static clipboard or domain indicators.