In a recent Techronicler article, John Wilson highlighted how automation in AI-driven social engineering attacks could lead to diminished returns for attackers due to over-targeting. John also emphasized the importance of secondary communication channels and real-time verification to combat deepfake-enabled impersonation threats effectively.
Originally published in Techronicler.
Excerpt: “Nearly all social engineering attacks rely on impersonation. Deepfake-enabled cyber attacks take impersonation to a whole new level, yet the advice remains the same. Always verify a request to provide sensitive information or to move money through a secondary channel that you control.”
