🔒 DIY AI: how to outsmart your grandson 2.0
Scammers are resorting to increasingly sophisticated methods to extract money or sensitive data from us. They are also increasingly turning to the latest technology. But we can also use it to protect ourselves from fraud.
Phishing, vishing, spoofing* – these terms have firmly taken root in our reality, not only in business (cyber attacks on companies or government institutions) but also in private life (schemes involving fake consultants or police officers).
Despite education and the increasing knowledge about the aforementioned criminal practices, many companies and individuals still fall victim to scams. We have better security measures at our disposal, but criminals also use increasingly sophisticated tricks to access our money and data. The proliferation of AI tools means that both sides have gained a powerful ally.
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