www.inn.co.il New Phishing Scam Uses Deepfake Videos of Israeli Chief Rabbi
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- •A new phishing scam uses deepfake videos of a prominent public figure.
- •The scam aims to steal personal and financial information from victims.
- •Users are urged to report suspicious content and verify authenticity before acting.
The National Cyber Directorate of Israel issued an urgent warning about a new phishing scam involving deepfake videos. The videos falsely depict Chief Rabbi David Yosef endorsing a medical product, misleading viewers into providing personal and payment information. The scam exploits the Rabbi's public persona to gain trust. Users are advised to be vigilant and verify the authenticity of such content. The Directorate emphasizes not clicking on links in these videos or sharing personal details on untrusted sites. Citizens are encouraged to report any encountered deepfake videos to social media platforms and the Directorate's hotline. This sophisticated scam poses a significant risk to individuals' financial security.
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