Unit 42 on X: "DeepFake Scam Watch: Scammers are using #deepfake images of popular German celebrities to trick people into signing up for bogus investment platforms. This campaign is widespread and still active. Some indicators at https://t.co/GepVCEmUep #Unit42ThreatIntel #AIScams #AIThreats" / X

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DeepFake Scam Watch: Scammers are using #deepfake images of popular German celebrities to trick people into signing up for bogus investment platforms. This campaign is widespread and still active. Some indicators at bit.ly/4cmBUZc #Unit42ThreatIntel #AIScams #AIThreats
4:24 PM · Jun 28, 2024
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DeepFake Scam Watch: Scammers are using #deepfake images of popular German celebrities to trick people into signing up for bogus investment platforms. This campaign is widespread and still active. Some indicators at bit.ly/4cmBUZc #Unit42ThreatIntel #AIScams #AIThreats

Portrait of Otto Waalkes against a patterned backdrop, accompanied by a headline about the German Bundesbank suing him.

The image shows a television talk show scene with three individuals seated around a desk. In the center is the host, to his left is a male guest with light hair, and to his right is another male guest with dark hair dressed in a dark suit. They appear engaged in a conversation, possibly in a serious context given their expressions. The show's setting includes a backdrop with the name "Markus Lanz" prominently displayed. The on-screen graphic reads "IMMEDIATE NEXUS". Below the image, there is a caption part of an article narrating an event involving a phone call from the German Central Bank during the show, with quotes from Dieter Bohlen and Markus Lanz about handling financial success and interruptions.

The image shows a screenshot of an email opened on a computer screen, containing a detailed message about financial transactions and software updates.

The image displays a promotional webpage for Vortex Genesis AI, advertising its Bitcoin software which promises a daily earning potential between $950 and $2200; the page includes a registration form and features a large, eye-catching graphic of a glass jar filled with coins and banknotes labeled "LIFE CHANGING MONEY".

4:24 PM · Jun 28, 2024

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