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A Singapore finance director transfers S$499,000 after a deepfake video call with "executives"

A year after Arup, a Singapore company's finance director wired half a million dollars during a video call whose participants were all deepfakes of his own executives.

Under reviewSeverity: Highsingaporedeepfakevideo call fraud

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