Published 2 years ago

FBI warning: Crooks are using deepfakes to apply for remote tech jobs

Summary by Ground News

Scammers or criminals are using deepfakes and stolen personally identifiable information to apply for remote work roles. The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) has seen an increase in complaints. The use of synthetic audio, image and video content has been on the radar as a potential phishing threat for several years.

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Washington Examiner

Hackers use deepfakes to apply for remote work and access sensitive data, FBI warns

The FBI warned that hackers might be using deepfakes to apply for remote work jobs.

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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The Register

FBI warns crooks are using deepfake videos in job interviews

Yes. Of course I human. Why asking? Also, when you give passwords to database?

2 years ago

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ZDNet

FBI warning: Crooks are using deepfakes to apply for remote tech jobs

Scammers are using deepfakes to apply for remote technology roles that provide access to corporate IT networks.

2 years ago·United States

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Futurism

The FBI Says Scammers Are Using Deepfakes to Apply to Remote Jobs

The FBI is warning that deepfakes — coupled with stolen Personal Identifiable Information (PII) — are increasingly being used to apply for WFH positions.

2 years ago

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Breitbart

FBI: Crooks Are Using Deepfake Videos to Apply for Remote Jobs

In a recent report, the FBI says that it has received multiple complaints of people using stolen information and AI-generated deepfake videos and voices to apply to remote tech jobs.

2 years ago·United States

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