25.6 Million Dollar Deepfake Scam & Exploring Canada’s Flipper Zero Ban

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We're reaching out because we just released an exciting new episode of the Shared Security Podcast: '25.6 Million Dollar Deepfake Scam, Exploring Canada’s Flipper Zero Ban'

In this episode, we kick off the conversation by discussing the fascinating world of deepfakes and their potential implications. We speak about a recent scam where advanced deepfake techniques reportedly helped fraudsters steal $25.6 million. Tom and Kevin, explore different perspectives on the incident, discussing whether the deepfake story holds water and what such sophisticated attacks could mean for the future.

In the second half of the episode, we switch gears to discuss the latest controversy surrounding a gadget known as the Flipper Zero. The Canadian government is considering banning this device, alleging it contributes to car thefts. We provide thoughtful insights on the topic, questioning the solution's effectiveness and poking holes at the decision-makers' understanding of the issue.

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