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Deepfake warning as experts predict massive wave of new attacks on the way
technologies for use in fraud, blackmail, ID theft, and social engineering attacks.And with new offerings being sold online, we could be on the verge of a cyber crimewave, according to a new report by digital security firm Recorded Future."Within the next few years, both criminal and nation-state threat actors involved in disinformation and influence operations will likely gravitate towards deepfakes, as online media consumption shifts more into 'seeing is believing' and the bet that a proportion of the online community will continue to be susceptible to false or misleading information," the report states.Underground forums are heavily focused on best practice and tutorials, the study found, suggesting cybercriminals are looking to improve
