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The surge in AI-driven fraud requires coordinated global defense

AI has enabled an 8,000% fraud surge, and a global networked response is our best bet to stop it.

Half of wealthy Gen Zers and millennials admit to ‘digital shoplifting,’ rationalizing it with inflation and influencer hacks

Half of wealthy Gen Zers and millennials admit to ‘digital shoplifting,’ rationalizing it with inflation and influencer hacks

Customers are duping merchants into issuing refunds even if they receive and keep their products.

‘Ghost’ students are hijacking millions from colleges—and locking real human students out of classes

‘Ghost’ students are hijacking millions from colleges—and locking real human students out of classes

Sophisticated criminal networks are deploying AI to create thousands of fake students to steal money. About $90 million has disappeared.

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‘Anthony from Staten Island’ said he developed a chat tool for Meta. His entire identity was fake.

A suspected North Korean IT worker tried to get a tech role at an identity verification firm.

Foreign groups are stealing $1 trillion a year through identity theft – and DOGE is just letting it happen

Report by identity verification services company says scammers are bilking billions from US government agencies and citizens

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Work-Bench’s new $160 million venture fund doubles down on New York enterprise tech investing

Why a 12-year bet on the New York tech ecosystem is paying off.

Half of wealthy Gen Zers and millennials admit to ‘digital shoplifting,’ rationalizing it with inflation and influencer hacks

Customers are duping merchants into issuing refunds even if they receive and keep their products.

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The IRS dropped its demand to upload selfies, so why is Florida still requiring them?

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Taxpayers, lawmakers and digital privacy advocates rebelled earlier this year when the IRS announced plans to require taxpayers to upload selfies if they wanted online access to their tax records. The selfies were needed by an identity verification service, ID.me, to compare with applicants’ government-issued ID…

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