Tag your family and agree on a “safe word” now! It’s a small step that could make a big difference! This one’s sneaky and hits you where it hurts. Scammers use AI to mimic the voices of loved ones, calling with fake emergencies to get you to send money fast. It’s all about emotional manipulation. If you get a suspicious call, pause, breathe, and verify. A quick callback to the actual person could save you from heartbreak and fraud. #CSF12DaysofChristmas2024 #AIScams #StayAlert
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Following on from Part 1 shared yesterday, here's Part 2: 📢 Beware of AI-generated deepfake videos! Fraudsters are using these tools to perpetrate payment fraud.
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🚨 Beware of AI-Driven Scams 🚨 Imagine getting a call from your mother tomorrow, saying she’s been in an accident, and your father is critically injured. She’s using someone else’s phone and urgently needs money to start his treatment. Without thinking twice, most of us would send the money. But what if this heartbreaking scenario is part of an advanced scam—powered by AI? Scammers are now using AI to mimic voices and create convincing emergencies to prey on our emotions. As these scams become more sophisticated, it’s critical that we stay vigilant, verify the source, and take preventive measures. 💡 Stay safe: - Always verify the person before transferring money - Educate your loved ones about these new scams - Share a security code with close family members Let’s stay one step ahead of the scammers! #AIFraud #StaySafe #DigitalSecurity #ScamAlert #ProtectYourself
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CyberSafe Foundation It's alarming how frequently scammers devise new methods to deceive people. To protect ourselves, especially during this time, it's crucial to remain vigilant.