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The Rise Of The Clones

Deepfakes are getting easier to make but how can they be used in crime? Are they the next tool in the social engineer’s toolkit? From hacked CCTV to cloned RFID cards and incredible AI technology, Jake will uncover what is currently possible and showcase his latest hacks using AI. Plus learn what happens when you experiment the spread of misinformation and how it can be used in financial crime.

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Date:
May 14, 2025
Time:
11:00 - 12:00
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Theatre

Keynote Theatre

Speaker

Jake Moore
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