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Deepfake Fraud: The Business Risk Clients May Not Know They HaveA few years ago, "impersonating the CEO" meant someone with a decent suit, a fake business card, and enough nerve to walk past the front desk. Today it means a laptop, fifteen seconds of audio scraped from an earnings call, and a voice-cloning tool that costs less than a nice dinner. Fraud doesn't need a stolen password anymore. It doesn't need a stolen face, either. It just needs enough of your voice, your video, or your digital footprint to convince someone you trust that you're really you.That's the unco...
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