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Cyber criminals are already using these tools to groom and streamline so-called 'social engineering' attacks.
The FBI projects the amount of cybercrime-related losses increased by more than 20% in 2023.
A greater public awareness is needed about deepfakes and the risks associated with reputational attacks on public and private institutions.
As tax season approaches, cybercriminals are increasingly targeting individuals and businesses through various scams.
Internet crime complaints have surged, according to the FBI, with reported financial losses from 2018 through 2022 totaling $27.6 billion.
The fact that the FTC launched the unusual competition reflects concerns that AI advances will make voice-cloning efforts faster to pull off and harder to detect.
Understanding why threat actors do what they do helps illuminate how they will behave in the future.
Many insureds don't have a full understanding of how this coverage works or why it's become essential.
Google Cloud expects cyber rates to moderate, while other cyber experts anticipate further tightening of policy terms.
Over the summer, double extortion became the standard operating procedure for ransomware gangs, BlackBerry reports.
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