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Fake AI Attacks Target US Companies via Impersonated Brands

US companies are under attack by fake AI campaigns that impersonate trusted brands like Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot, spreading malware and stealing sensitive data. Attackers are using clever tactics, such as sponsored search results and fake download websites, to trick victims into compromising their business accounts.

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US Companies Face Record $3.45 Billion in Privacy Fines

US companies are facing a record-breaking $3.45 billion in privacy fines, a staggering amount that surpasses the total fines issued over the past five years combined, as regulators shift from education to full-scale enforcement. This surge in fines is driven by stronger state laws, coordinated interstate efforts, and increased scrutiny of AI and automation practices.

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