New research shows that AI voice synthesis and large language models can automate voice phishing attacks, removing the need for human operators. A large-scale study assessed U.S.
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AI Advances Enable Scalable Automated Voice Phishing Attacks
New research shows that AI voice synthesis and large language models can automate voice phishing attacks, removing the need for human operators. A large-scale study assessed U.S.
Voice phishing (vishing) attacks have traditionally been limited by the need for human operators. The rapid emergence of high-quality AI voice synthesis and large language models (LLMs) reduces this bottleneck and enables scalable, automated scams. In this paper, we conduct a large-scale survey experiment (N=4100)...
This development could significantly increase the scale and frequency of voice phishing attacks, posing greater risks to individuals and organizations. Understanding susceptibility helps in designing better defenses against AI-driven social engineering.
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