Until a few years ago we would have classified them as pure science fiction; today they are so real they seem real. Let’s talk about deepfakes, one of the main tools for manipulating and falsifying reality, much loved by hackers for their scams.
It is a technique, which through artificial intelligence, can combine and superimpose existing images and videos, with original videos or images. The result is undoubtedly surprising. To recognize Deepfakes and avoid becoming their victims, nt is not necessary to be an “expert” in computer security. just follow some simple ground rules.
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Smart Home: Beware of Hidden Risks Homes are becoming increasingly connected and functional, but unfortunately also more exposed to digital risks. Every connected device can become an entry point for cybercriminals: cameras used to violate privacy and spy remotely,...
Knowing the methods of cyber criminals to steal sensitive information is the first step in preventing an attack! Vishing is a type of social engineering attack similar to smishing. The difference with other types of phishing is that instead of e-mail or text messages,...
From messages about "an urgent family emergency," to those reporting a "delayed delivery of a package," smishing-based cyber scams (phishing through messaging systems) are growing in number. They all have one goal in common, that of convincing the unfortunate to click...
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