11 months ago
16
A
multinational company
lost $26 million after
scammers
fooled its employees in Hong Kong with a fake group video call created using deepfake technology. The swindlers fabricated representations of the company’s UK-based chief financial officer and other people in the call using public footage and convinced the victim to make a total of 15 transfers to five bank accounts.
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