Recent advancements in publicly available AI models have made it incredibly easy to generate deepfakes — so much so that attackers don’t need to be technical experts to pull off convincing deception campaigns. Attackers can scrape public content to recreate someone’s voice or face, and inject that fake identity into virtual meetings, phone calls, or even training videos. We spoke to Camellia Chan, CEO and co-founder of X-PHY Inc, to learn more about these challenges and how businesses can repond to them. BN: How have threat actors exploited deepfakes in practice or theory, and to what extent are these methods… [Continue Reading]
