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How to recognize a deepfake: attack of the clones
This post outlines practical techniques for identifying deepfake scams across video calls, voice messages, and photos. Modern neural networks can clone a voice from just three to five seconds of audio. Key detection methods include requesting head turns to break face-swap algorithms, watching for lip-sync delays of even 100 milliseconds, and using pre-agreed codewords for identity verification. Organizations and individuals are advised to restrict public access to photos and voice recordings, enable 2FA on all accounts, and use content analysis tools such as Sensity AI and Deepware for automated detection.
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