The FBI warns of cybercriminals using deepfake technology to manipulate innocent photos and videos for blackmail and other unlawful activities. This malicious manipulation can lead to virtual extortion and long-lasting effects, including harassment, financial loss, and re-victimization. To prevent being at risk, internet users need to be cautious when sharing images online, especially on social media platforms. It is important to remain vigilant and take preventative measures to avoid becoming a victim of cybercrime.
. Jennifer DeStefano of Scottsdale, Arizona was tricked by a scammer who used a voice clone of her 15-year-old daughter. He threatened to harm her daughter unless DeStefano paid a ransom of $50,000. Companies like ElevenLabs are developing AI-based voice-cloning software, leading to an increasing risk of similar scams if one does not stay vigilant. The FBI advises caution when dealing with unknown contacts - don't be a victim like Jennifer DeStefano.
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