Dear MEL Topic Readers,
AI is giving hackers an edge. Here’s how to protect yourself from
online scams
Either malicious or accidental, AI agents can access others’ data and
devices faster and more easily. Deepfaked participants may be attending Teams and
Zoom meetings like your colleagues or guests. AI-trained familiar voices may be
asking you to donate or transmit money to an account that looks authentic. Nowadays,
voice cloning can create an 85% voice match just with a few seconds of audio
sample. AI can also detect patterns from leaked or stored passwords more easily and use the information to predict personalized passwords. Tricking people with fake messages or verifications is another threat caused by AI. It creates authentic-looking
prompts and images to convince users to download malicious apps or change
security settings. As we become more vulnerable to AI attacks, what should we
do to protect our assets?
Read the article and learn the tips to protect us from AI hackers.
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