Verifying the Verifier – Assessing Identity Verification Services

Recaps a $25M deepfake video-call scam in Hong Kong, framing AI as tool, target, and threat in cybersecurity, and urging organizations to build an AI security strategy against evolving risks.

HackerOne's Dane Sherrets explains how scammers clone a voice from under 30 seconds of public audio, why executive impersonation is trivial today, and which signs can expose synthetic speech.

A Bugcrowd architect forecasts 2024's top AI risks: deepfake scams eroding digital trust, AI-assisted attacks, and privacy loss—dangers that go beyond classic application vulnerabilities.

A walkthrough of the penetration testing life cycle—planning, scanning, exploitation, persistence, and reporting—and how a structured process yields consistent findings and measurable security gains.

Social engineering remains the top way attackers gain entry. This article lists ten questions spanning phishing, vishing, and physical pentesting that help organizations get more from their testing.

Modern AI voice cloning needs only a minute or two of audio to produce realistic replicas. The article examines real-time impersonation risks, NetSPI's cloner testing tool, and mitigations.