
In 2024, impersonation remains the leading phishing tactic, with scams increasingly utilizing advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence. Reports indicate that 'pig butchering' romance scams are particularly prevalent in California, siphoning millions from victims annually. Additionally, AI-driven scams are becoming more sophisticated, with deepfake technology affecting 29% of New Zealanders. As Election Day approaches, concerns are rising about misinformation campaigns targeting voters, including text scams that exploit registration anxieties. The rise of these scams highlights the urgent need for consumer protection measures in the digital age.
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From AI deepfakes spread on social media to text scams targeting voters with misinformation about registration, 2024 election scams are ramping up as Election Day gets closer. https://t.co/cPT7D0ZkKu
How ‘pig butchering’ romance scams siphon millions from Californians every year. Story by @JasonMHenry: https://t.co/hmowtmQeAL https://t.co/Vv2ybNk0u0

