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Deepfake Scams Lure Victims into False Online Gambling Games

Evelyn Blake
Last updated: 17 January 2024 09:12
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Online gambling games have become a growing concern in Brazil, with titles like Fortune Tiger. Now, Kaspersky has uncovered that cybercriminals are using deepfakes to attract victims to fake online gambling games, essentially scams.

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Understanding DeepfakesThe Scam UnraveledProtecting Yourself

Deepfake Scams Lure Victims into False Online Gambling Games (2)

In a recent revelation, Kaspersky noted that cybercriminals are circulating ads featuring deepfakes of famous personalities, encouraging victims to place online bets through a link that redirects them to a fake platform. Unfortunately, any money invested does not return to the user.

Deepfake Scams Lure Victims into False Online Gambling Games (1)
Image Source: Kaspersky
Original Image in Portuguese Language is Translated into English Language for understanding of the reader.

Understanding Deepfakes

Deepfake technology allows the insertion of anyone’s face into a video and even alters what they are saying. In this scenario, criminals employ videos of celebrities, manipulating their statements to encourage betting based on people’s trust.

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These deceptive ads are disseminated through videos on social media platforms such as X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

Deepfake Scams Lure Victims into False Online Gambling Games (3)
Image Source: Kaspersky
Original Image in Portuguese Language is Translated into English Language for understanding of the reader.

The Scam Unraveled

Upon entering the fake gambling site, users are prompted to register with an email, password, and name. Initially, users may win several bets, accumulating a substantial amount on the platform. However, when attempting to withdraw, they are informed that a minimum deposit is required to verify their account.

These fraudulent sites often claim that the victim will receive up to five times the deposited amount, enticing deposits ranging from R$30 – R$100 (US$5 – US$20). Sadly, none of the funds are returned, as it’s all part of the scam.

Protecting Yourself

Recognizing a deepfake can be challenging, given the evolving nature of this technology. However, signs of video manipulation include facial and body anomalies, lack of synchronization between facial expressions and lip movements, as well as lighting and shading issues.

Read Also: New Lawsuit Accuses Roblox Over Alleged Child Gambling

To avoid falling victim to scams like these, it is always advisable to be skeptical of platforms promising excessive financial returns on deposits. If suspicions persist after conducting online research, it is recommended not to provide personal data, as it could also be used against you in scams.

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Evelyn Blake is an investor in technology and journalist who has been in the nascent space since 2014. Her love and passion for technological innovations made her delve deeper into the world of technology evolution. As a journalist, Evelyn has been covering latest trends and emerging gadgetries. She is a philanthropist and human rights activist.

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