The rise of AI-enabled deepfakes presents a formidable challenge in combating financial fraud, cybersecurity expert Robert Siciliano writes, providing cybercriminals with unprecedented capabilities.
Source: Inman News
AI-enabled deepfakes will drain your client’s bank account
Published in Agent, Brokerage, cybersecurity, deepfakes, false information, Marketing, Misinformation, new agent, Robert Siciliano, security, Select, service and Technology
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