Deepfake scams use AI to create realistic but fake audio or video clips. Scammers can clone a person’s voice or generate a video of someone saying or doing things they never did. Families are particularly vulnerable because these attacks prey on emotional bonds.

Deepfake scams use AI-generated voices and videos to impersonate trusted people, creating urgency and stealing money or sensitive data.

A real-world case study showing how deepfake voices enabled a $25 million fraud—and why traditional security controls failed.

As AI impersonation spreads, verifying calls, videos, and emails is essential. Here’s how to protect yourself from deepfake deception.