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A US$25 million Hong Kong deepfake scam involving the impersonation of a company's CFO during Zoom calls highlights the risks of video calls. The scammers used deepfake technology to pose as colleagues, leading to a multi-million-dollar transfer. Experts advise using visual cues, multi-factor authentication, secure channels, updating software, avoiding unknown platforms, and being wary of suspicious behavior to prevent similar frauds. The increasing reliance on deepfake technology in video calls underscores the need for heightened security measures and user education in the corporate world.

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