The impersonation of brands is, within scams committed through messaging applications such as WhatsApp, SMS or Facebook, one of the three most common forms of this type of practice and represents, globally, 31% of attempts to deceive those who receive them. And while there are no statistics to establish in what percentage of these cases artificial intelligence intervenes, what is evident is that this tool allows those behind this practice to car…
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The impersonation of brands is, within scams committed through messaging applications such as WhatsApp, SMS or Facebook, one of the three most common forms of this type of practice and represents, globally, 31% of attempts to deceive those who receive them. And while there are no statistics to establish in what percentage of these cases artificial intelligence intervenes, what is evident is that this tool allows those behind this practice to car…