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Kaspersky: Fraud via Messaging Services on the Rise

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New research by Kaspersky reveals that almost 1 in 5 Greeks who have fallen victim to fraud have been scammed three or more times.
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If you have recently received an SMS from a “registered courier” or a “bank” that seems unreasonably real, it is not your idea. New Kaspersky research for Greece confirms what we all see every day on our mobile screens: fraud via SMS, WhatsApp and Messenger has reached a completely different level due to […]

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New research reveals how cybercriminals in Greece are using artificial intelligence to impersonate brands, increasing SMS and WhatsApp scams and damaging consumer trust.

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Artificial intelligence appears to play a decisive role in the development of the phenomenon. Fraud through messaging services is taking on alarming proportions in Greece, with cybercriminals now using artificial intelligence to create more convincing communications and impersonate well-known companies and brands. A new Kaspersky study reveals that almost one in five Greeks who have fallen victim to fraud (19.60%) has been defrauded three or mor…

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New research by Kaspersky reveals that almost 1 in 5 Greeks who have fallen victim to fraud have been scammed three or more times.

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A new study by Kaspersky reveals for the first time the true scale of scams via messaging services. The data shows that cybercriminals are now using artificial intelligence to copy brands in a particularly convincing way and to scale up their actions, to the point where customers are unable to distinguish […] The article Greece: Fraudsters are using artificial intelligence to impersonate brands and undermine consumer trust appeared first on Elef…

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Ελεύθερος Τύπος broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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