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SAFASWhile convenient for work-life balance, trading in your physical presence in the office for a digitally transmitted image of yourself also introduces a major vulnerability - seeing is not believing in cybersecurity.
SAFASWhen Deep-Live-Cam first launched in April of 2024, it created immediate shockwaves: Only weeks earlier, Microsoft teased its VASA-1 research that creates realistic gen-AI generated videos from just a single image, with no immediate intention to productize it.
SAFASVideo conferencing, for all its convenience, has proven to be particularly vulnerable to sophisticated forms of digital attacks. With sophisticated deepfake technology already available as end-user services at low cost, attackers find new ways to manipulate what we see and hear on the screen.
SAFASIn recent years, AI-generated content has evolved to the point where deepfake technology has materialized from theory to a major threat in virtual meetings.