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...or phishing attacks or whatever? Yeah. I mean, so it takes a lot of the same infrastructure, funnily enough, actually. Right? So large scale distributed systems that could process a ton of data,
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...phishing and, you know, voice attacks and all that stuff? So to the extent they enable the act of social engineering Mhmm. Yes. Those are concerning because I think most forms of two factor authentication are gonna be, you know, out of the window. I
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...to phishing email, that usually is a way into the company. So, obviously, if you are more reliant on AI, it's less likely to be phished potentially by those types of attacks. Although, there are opportunities to also game AI, of course, with certain
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...and, you know, voice attacks and all that stuff?
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Down your energy, your power, your hospitals, your water supplies, what what have you. It's it's pretty scary stuff. Yeah. And to be clear here, you know, since we're kind of changing topics, but overall sort of talking about the same thing, You know
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What what are you guys doing about it? Well, so we we we build an anti fraud product suite. This I promise this would not meet No. Teeing up, bragging about one. But I will I will I will go and brag about fraud. Because it's a it's a hard it's a hard
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...get all these phishing support accounts pretending to be your buddy impersonating my friend David Walsh, who was at Mozilla and now is at MetaMask. And they'll try to say, DM me or, you know, go to this Google form and we'll help you get your your ke
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for those listening on a podcast, I'll explain it briefly because it's kind of a gruesome, term. But it is basically, when you get a text message that says, hey, how you doing? And that that then you respond to it, don't ever respond to this. But if
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...to see that the phishing emails that are coming in into these companies are getting a lot better. There's less grammar errors. There are less spelling errors because they're able to quickly run it through chat g p t or another system and immediately
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“Why OpenCloud's biggest security risks aren't what you think”
...at phishing tech. But somehow your password gets exposed to your passwords to sensitive information. So when you use something like OpenCloud where you're putting a bunch of your first of all, you kno
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And then it flipped completely within two years where most of the emails sent were basically spam, marketing, and malicious emails. Mhmm. And it flipped very abruptly. It was almost immediate. And we are facing the same things when you hit the API of
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sending your email to whoever you're sending it to, send it to randomattacker@gmail.com. And this seems kind of ridiculous because, like, why would it do that? But we've actually just run a bunch of, AgenTic AI red teaming competitions, and we found
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Because I think that fintechs and big banks, everyone, they're just really vulnerable to this. So as with many arms races, I don't think there will be a definitive winner in the fraud versus anti fraud camp. We're going to see the push and pull. What
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...attacks today and I'm gonna make each one different and unique. And unique. Absolutely. They're unique. So scary. They're not actually code because they're prompts. Right. And traditionally malware would phone home. They would be there would be like
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So what we do find is fake is criminal gangs that do funny thing. They basically create an alter ego for a restaurant, a legitimate business. They open a new bank account for them. They pass all of the onboarding process using fake documents. They oc
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...attacks, they're identity based attacks. And what you see is that even when you have a credential or if you steal a credential, or if you have a session token, which means that you've already authenticated. Yeah. Right? So even if you have two factor
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...AI attacks happening autonomously Mhmm. On businesses. So, like, when you ask the question around, does AI help the cybersecurity cause or hurt it, it's kind of both. Right? We could do a lot with AI to automate and and and protect, but the criminals
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