Scammers use AI to mimic your boss

Update: 2025-03-05

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A deepfaked call or video could cost the company big. Spot the scam before it’s too late.

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Scammers use AI to mimic your boss

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Scammers use AI to mimic your boss

Kim Komando

Scammers use AI to mimic your boss