Inside a Hacker’s Playbook: How Cybercriminals Use Deepfakes

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Inside a Hacker’s Playbook: How Cybercriminals Use Deepfakes and BEC to Steal Funds

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Live Attack Demonstration: A step-by-step walkthrough of a deepfake and BEC attack, where hackers use email, video, and voice manipulation to impersonate executives or vendors and dupe employees into transferring money to fraudulent accounts.
Insights on Emerging Threats: Learn how the integration of AI and deepfake technology makes these attacks more convincing and harder to detect, even for vigilant employees.
Actionable Defense Strategies: Gain practical steps for finance, IT, and security teams to enhance defenses, focusing on key financial processes and roles most vulnerable to high-cost attacks.

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