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AI voice impersonations of Secretary of State Marco Rubio and chief of staff Susie Wiles target officials and executives

An impostor using Rubio's cloned voice contacted foreign ministers and US officials in mid-2025, weeks after messages impersonating Susie Wiles reached senators and executives.

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