Voice Hacking: When your voice no longer belongs to you
The voice hacking, or voice impersonation using artificial intelligence (AI), is an emerging technique that allows cybercriminals to clone a person’s voice to carry out scams and frauds.
Using audio recordings of even a few seconds, attackers can create fake voice messages that mimic trusted family members, friends or employees.
In this post we explain in a clear and practical way how voice hacking works, real cases and the most important thing: how you can protect yourself. In addition, we tell you how from Glofera we can help you protect your business.
How does voice hacking work?
Fraudsters collect voice samples from their victims through social networks, voice messages or phone calls.
Using AI tools, they generate audios that replicate the intonation and timbre of the cloned person. These audios are used to deceive third parties, requesting money or confidential information under the guise of an emergency or urgent situation.
Actual cases and consequences
In Spain, the National Police has warned about this type of scam, where criminals imitate the voice of a loved one to request urgent money transfers.
Internationally, similar cases have been reported, such as that of a woman in the United States who was tricked into sending money believing that her daughter was in danger.
How to protect yourself?
Voice hacking represents a growing threat in the field of cybersecurity. Awareness and preventive measures are essential to protect against this type of scam.
And how can your company protect itself?
At Glofera we have it clear: it is not enough to be informed, you have to act.
Con ProCiberour multilayer cybersecurity solution, we help you protect your business against threats such as voice hacking, phishing, ransomware and more. 24/7 monitoring, access control and expert advice, tailored to the needs of your company.
📩 Write to us at hola@glofera.com or call us at +34 900 600 300 and request your free personalized advice.
Your voice (and your data) must remain yours.
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