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Cyber threats expected in 2024: AI-powered scams, deep fakes and more

Deeksha Somani
| TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Last updated on - Dec 20, 2023, 12:47 IST
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Rise in deep fakes

Increasing use of AI in scams involves creating fake voice, video, and photo content, making it challenging to distinguish between real and fake. Vigilance is crucial to avoid falling victim to these deceptive tactics.

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AI scams on social media

Cybercriminals are using AI to manipulate social media, potentially employing celebrity and influencer names to endorse scams. Caution is advised, particularly on local online platforms.

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Cyberbullying with AI

AI intensifies cyberbullying by creating realistic fake content, posing a heightened threat to young individuals and their families. Increased awareness and vigilance are essential in addressing this issue.

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Charity fraud rise

Scammers will exploit emotions, leading to an increase in charity fraud. Be cautious, especially regarding scams related to significant conflicts or crises.

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New malware strains

AI is employed to develop sophisticated malware and deceptive content, aiming to trick individuals. Staying alert is crucial to prevent falling victim to financial scams.

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Olympic-sized scams

Scammers will focus on individuals enthusiastic about the 2024 Olympics. Exercise caution when purchasing tickets, making travel arrangements, or participating in giveaways to avoid potential scams.

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