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CEO Warns: Voicemail Greetings Fuel Deepfake Scams

10/30/2025

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In Salt Lake City, Brian Long, CEO of Adaptive Security, warns voicemail greetings can be exploited to create deepfake voices.
Scammers use AI to mimic friends' or family members' voices in impostor scams to manipulate victims.
Long advises stopping personal voicemail greetings and using default robotic messages.
He cautions against posting videos that feature personal voices, as scammers may clone them for fraud.

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In Salt Lake City, Brian Long, CEO of Adaptive Security, warns voicemail greetings can be exploited to create deepfake voices.
Scammers use AI to mimic friends' or family members' voices in impostor scams to manipulate victims.
Long advises stopping personal voicemail greetings and using default robotic messages.
He cautions against posting videos that feature personal voices, as scammers may clone them for fraud.