From fake Zoom calls to wire fraud, scammers are now using artificial intelligence to target agents
The next wave of real estate fraud will be automated, scalable and harder to stop
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Real estate agents are high-trust targets. A compromised Instagram or Facebook account can turn into a fast-moving scam aimed at your sphere, your clients and your reputation
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Adopt these practices to harness the potential benefits of AI tools, Robert Siciliano writes, while protecting your invaluable professional persona from the array of privacy and security dangers
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Robust password management practices can protect sensitive client information and safeguard online businesses, cybersecurity expert Robert Siciliano writes
The company said the attack was unsuccessful. In response to the incident, some Command features were temporarily restricted, and KW rolled out multi-factor authentication