Cybersecurity - DEEPFAKE and AI
October 19th, 2024 by admin
“Never trust anything you see on the internet.” ~ Abraham Lincoln
Videos or images that have been created or manipulated using artificial intelligence (AI) to make them look real.
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AI systems learn from user inputs, so refrain from sharing anything you want to keep private, like your workplace's company data or your personal details.
TIP: Avoid sharing sensitive or confidential information with AI models – if you wouldn't post it on social media, don't share it with AI.
Be Privacy AwareSince AI models often scrape data from the web, what you share publicly online may be copied, in whole or in part, by AI tools.
TIP: Think about what you share with a wide audience – would you want an AI to have it?
How Hackers Use AICybercriminals use AI to fool you. Public tools can mimic a person's voice or image (this is sometimes called a "deepfake"). Criminals can make a voice call to mimic a trusted person & steal money or to harass people by posting fake or modified images and videos.
TIP: Stay updated on cybersecurity best practices. Criminals using AI as a tool makes it more important to protect using the core 4 behaviors: strong passwords, MFA, updates, & reporting phishing
AI is a ToolWhile AI can assist with tasks, it's important to maintain your expertise and not rely solely on AI-generated content. Prompting isn't the same as creating!
TIP: Treat AI as a helpful tool rather than a replacement for your skills.
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