Artificial intelligence tools are giving cybercriminals skills they never had, and several recent reports show how fast the danger is growing.
Bad guys are using modified AI tools like “GhostGPT” to write code, build fake websites, and craft perfect scam messages without any technical background.
The typos and bad grammar that used to give scammers away are gone. They use deepfake video software to trick bank security systems and run massive fake accounts.
These tools scrape social media profiles to steal photos and voice clips, creating fake identities that can bypass standard identity checks.
Kenya, as usual, sits right in the middle of this digital storm. Deepfake videos of well-known politicians have been circulating online, luring unsuspecting citizens into crypto scams. At the same time, hackers broke into President William Ruto’s official website and demanded a Bitcoin payment.
