Deepfakes Bypass Biometric Scrutiny, Posing New Threat to Vietnam's Banks
Cybercriminals in Vietnam are increasingly bypassing bank biometric security systems using deepfake technology, leading to rapid transfers of large sums of illicit funds. Authorities warn this criminal activity may be becoming 'industrialized' and urge enhanced countermeasures.
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