Your phone rings and the caller ID displays the official name of your bank. You answer to hear a calm, professional voice that sounds exactly like a trustworthy representative. This person claims there is a fraudulent charge on your account that requires immediate attention. They ask you to verify a few details to stop the transaction. It feels like a high-stakes situation demanding a quick response. However, the voice on the other end might not belong to a human. AI voice scams are rising sharply, with vishing attacks surging by over 400% as technology evolves. Experts are now pointing to subtle signs that can help you identify these digital impersonators.
