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However, the rise of podcasts has also led to a new trend of “fake podcasts”. In some cases, these are a trivial marketing strategy. In others, they are a deceptive form of misinformation.

SINGAPORE – Digital Development and Information Minister Josephine Teo on Jan 19 warned the public about a fake Facebook profile impersonating her. In a post shared across her official social ...

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Travel scams are increasing in 2025, with criminals using AI to create fake websites, listings, and social media profiles. One common scam involves fake vacation rentals that are nonexistent or ...

“This was just a really advanced and a really intricate scam.” Although they’re new to victims like Stern, fake-check scams — also known as cash-back scams — have been defrauding individuals and ...

Captchas are harmless, but hackers are now using them to infect your PC with malware. Security researchers have found a huge fake captcha campaign spreading the dangerous Lumma info-stealer malware, ...

Meta and TikTok have run thousands of ads for apps that use AI to generate fake kissing videos of people, allowing users to upload photos of any two people and let AI convert them into a video of ...

“As they are (or were, if no longer extant) fakes, they have no value, or only nominal value, and should be destroyed, subject to FBI and DOJ protocols.” The FBI has not disclosed what ...

In a large pot, heat the olive oil on a medium heat. Add the chopped vegetables (onion, carrot, celery) and sauté for a few minutes until slightly softened. Stir in the crushed garlic. Add ...

A tool developed by Keele University researchers has been shown to help detect fake news with an impressive 99% level of accuracy, offering a vital resource in combating online misinformation. The ...

The Wall Street Journal cites internal data from the hiring platform Greenhouse that shows one in five online job postings—or between 18% and 22% of jobs advertised—are either fake or never ...