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AI didn’t invent fraud

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By André Ferraz
| Fast Company Verified
Two years ago, deepfakes—AI-generated videos or images that impersonate real people—were a novelty. Today, they are standard within a fraudster’s arsenal. Generative AI has transformed once-specialized attacks into assembly-line operations, including account takeovers (stealing access to existing accounts), phishing (impersonating trusted institutions to steal credentials), and synthetic identities (fabricating entirely new people).
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How Instant Payments Are Amplifying Financial Fraud

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By André Ferraz
| Security Boulevard Verified
Instant payments have transformed how money moves. With just a few taps, funds shift between accounts in seconds, across networks and borders, with almost no friction. This speed, however, comes at a cost, with fraudsters now able to operate in real time to exploit the same mechanisms built for consumer convenience. Instant settlement has effectively eliminated one of the last defenses against fraud: time.
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Your Face, Voice, and Data Are Fakeable. Here's What Isn't.

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By Ryan Estes, André Ferraz
| AI for Founders with Ryan Estes
André Ferraz grew up in Brazil with two computer scientist parents, an early love of code, and a peculiar fascination not with building systems but with breaking them. He was twelve years old when a stranger pointed a gun at his face to steal his bike.
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