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Comment by dbspin

I'm kind of amazed how slow 'AI phishing' has been to roll out.

The technology for customised text based attacks at scale has been available at least since Llama was open sourced. The tech for custom voice and image based attacks is basically there too with whisper / tortoise and stable diffusion - though clearly more expensive to render. I'm honestly not sure why social networks aren't being leveraged more to target and spoof individuals - especially elderly people.

Tailored attacks impersonating text or voice messages from close contacts and family members should be fairly common, and yet they're not. Robo-calls that carry out a two way conversation convincingly impersonating bank or police officials should be everywhere. Yet the only spam-calls I ever receive are from Indian call centres or static messages using decades old synthesised voice tech.

parent dbspin 2 years ago

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