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ScamAIzer

Spot Fake. Stay Safe.

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      Phishing isn’t a new scam—it’s been around for years. However, with the rise of artificial intelligence, it has become far more sophisticated and harder to detect. Traditionally, phishing involved generic, clumsy attempts to trick people into sharing personal information. Now, with AI, scammers can create highly personalized and realistic messages that feel authentic and tailored to you.

     At its core, AI phishing is about using advanced technology to imitate trusted people or organizations, tricking you into giving away sensitive data like passwords, credit card details, or personal information. It’s phishing—but smarter, faster, and far more convincing.

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   Imagine seeing a video of a celebrity or even a friend saying something shocking, only to discover it’s completely fake. That’s a deepfake—an AI-generated video or audio that looks and sounds like the real thing, but isn’t.

Deepfakes can be fun in some cases, but they’re often used for harmful purposes, like spreading lies, ruining reputations, or tricking people into scams. Want to learn how they work and why they’re so dangerous?

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         Synthetic identities are deception in a 'package': not just a fake face, but an entire story that never existed. They befriend you, influence your decisions, and exploit your trust, all while remaining an invisible threat online. Do you really know who you’re talking to?

Imagine casting a net and catching thousands at once—that’s what scam chatbots do. They’re the bait in a digital fishing game, luring you in with friendly chats, only to reel in your trust and your data. Will you bite?

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