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Home Fire Safety

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By Brian Long
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According to National Fire Protection Association Statistics, during the five-year period from 2019-2023, US fire departments responded to an estimated average of 328,590 home structure fires per year. These fires caused an annual average of 2,600 civilian deaths, 10,770 civilian fire injuries and $8.9 billion in direct property damage.
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The New Face Of Fraud: Why AI Is Making Older Adults The Primary Target

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By Brian Long
| Cyber Defense Magazine Verified
A few years ago, a scammer needed time, effort, and some level of skill to trick someone out of money. Today, they need software. With widely available AI tools, an attacker can clone a voice, generate a convincing video, and build a believable identity in minutes. What used to require coordination and expertise can now be done at scale, often by a single individual. That shift is changing who gets targeted most.
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How Attackers Are Adding AI Voice Cloning to Microsoft Teams Attacks

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By Brian Long
| The Hacker News Verified
Microsoft Teams' cross-tenant collaboration feature, which allows external accounts to message employees directly, is enabled by default in most enterprise deployments. Most organizations have never audited or restricted it. That default setting has become one of the more reliable social engineering entry points security teams are managing today. The base attack is straightforward.
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