Hong Kong busts crypto scam that used AI deepfakes to create ‘superior women’
The scam saw fraudsters in Hong Kong use AI tech to swap their faces with those of beautiful women to get victims to invest in crypto.
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The scam saw fraudsters in Hong Kong use AI tech to swap their faces with those of beautiful women to get victims to invest in crypto.
Crypto sleuth ZachXBT claimed that the alleged crypto scammer stole $650K while in the UK and confirmed his face was exposed in a video call.
Donald Trump previewed World Liberty Financial for over two weeks, giving scammers plenty of time to steal money from impatient suckers.
The Etherscan phishing site appears as the second result on both DuckDuckGo and Bing and can be spotted by an oddly placed dash.
During his time on the run, the man reportedly spent $15,746 on plastic surgery to alter his eyes, nose, and the shape of his face.
— Keir Starmer, Scam
Deepfakes of the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Prince William were used to promote crypto scams across 250 Meta adverts.
Crypto trader and influencer MAJIN earned an eyebrow-raising endorsement from a formerly imprisoned co-founder of a failed hedge fund.
Chinese national Sun Yunfeng lied about Tether execs, including Stuart Hoegner and CFO Giancarlo Devasini, working at his firm.
Dennis Jones committed suicide in March after handing over 'everything he had' to a crypto scammer posing as a love interest on Facebook.
Authorities detained 14 suspects accused of defrauding victims across Ukraine, Moldova, Kazakhstan, and the European Union.