Discussions about “deepfake as a service” have surged by 39% on dark web forums, raising concerns among experts that this trend could intensify “fake boss” scams, where attackers impersonate executives to deceive employees. The rise of easily accessible deepfake technology lowers barriers for cybercriminals to conduct sophisticated social engineering attacks. Experts warn that this development may lead to more convincing and frequent fraud attempts targeting organizations.
‘Deepfake as a Service’ Sees 39% Spike in Dark Web Conversations — and Experts Fear It Will Fuel the Next Wave of “Fake Boss” Scams
