The FBI has issued a public warning for smartphone users to hang up immediately and create a secret word as new AI cyber attacks hit—here’s what you need to know and do.
Update, Dec. 07, 2024: This story, originally published Dec. 05, now includes details of innovative technological solutions for smartphone users looking to protect themselves from the kinds of AI-generated scams the FBI has warned about. An update on Dec. 06 added details on reporting smartphone crime to the FBI along with additional input from security experts.to name but a few.
AI-generated short audio clips containing the voice of a loved one or close relative in a crisis situation to ask for financial assistance. Hang up the phone to verify the identity of the person calling you by researching the contact details online and calling the number found directly.
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