Deepfakes
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NimBot Teamin Threats
What the numbers really say about AI fraud
The FBI now counts AI-related fraud, and the figure is big. It is also almost certainly too low. Here is what the official data shows, where it falls short and why that should not change what you do.
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NimBot Teamin Threats
The $25 million video call
In 2024 a finance employee at engineering firm Arup joined a video call full of familiar faces and sent HK$200 million to fraudsters. Every face was fake. Here is what finance teams can take from it.
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NimBot Teamin Home & family
The kitchen-table talk
AI scams target the people we love most, from grandparents to teenagers. A calm family conversation, and a few simple agreements, does more than any app. Here is how to have it.
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NimBot Teamin Threats
'It's the CEO on WhatsApp': how employees caught the fakes
In 2024 criminals cloned the faces and voices of leaders at WPP, LastPass, WiseTech Global, Ferrari and Wiz. Each attempt failed because an employee noticed something small and checked. Here is what they spotted.
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NimBot Teamin Threats
Fake candidates, real access
Some job applicants are not who they say they are. The FBI has warned about deepfakes in remote interviews, and North Korean IT workers have been hired by more than 100 U.S. companies. Here are the checks hiring teams can use.
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NimBot Teamin Playbooks
Run a deepfake fire drill in 10 minutes
A short, blame-free team exercise for the start of your next meeting: one scenario, a few roles and the debrief questions that turn a scary topic into a simple habit.
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NimBot Teamin Home & family
The code word: a five-minute defense against voice clones
A cloned voice can sound exactly like someone you love. A shared code word, agreed tonight at the kitchen table or in a team meeting, gives everyone a calm way to check before money moves.