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AI Fuels New Wave Of Identity Fraud In Thailand

BANGKOK – AI is now woven into Thailand’s banking, e-commerce, government services, and remote-work systems, making everyday transactions faster but also creating more opportunities for identity abuse. The same tools that produce realistic voices, faces, and messages can help criminals pose as customers, executives, relatives, or government officials. Ping Identity’s Jasie Fon says synthetic identity […] The post AI Fuels New Wave of Identity Fr…

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Identity fraud entered a new phase of a global scale, driven mainly by the use of Artificial Intelligence (IA) with increases in injection attacks of up to 40 percent year-on-year and where attempts by falsified selfies with this type of technology increased 58 percent in the last year. This was highlighted in the Identity Fraud Report 2026, which the specialized company Entrust carried out from the analysis of a billion identity verification ev…

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In the past, crafting a convincing targeted phishing attack took time. The attacker had to research the victim, understand their work environment, and write a message without any obvious errors. Artificial intelligence (AI) is making this job much faster. It can link a leaked email address to public i...

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Bangkok Post broke the news in Bangkok, Thailand on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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