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This week: fake bosses on the phone, AI that quietly got into three companies, and handy new buttons in the tools you already use.

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A text from 'the boss' with a new bank account number? Always call back first

Scammers now call using the copied voice of someone you know and ask for an urgent payment.

Criminals use AI more and more to copy voices and even make fake videos. They pretend to be a manager or someone you know and ask you to transfer money fast. Even checks by video or voice, which banks long thought were safe, can no longer be trusted. The only safe rule: always confirm such a request through a separate channel that you already know.

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What this means for you
Set one fixed rule for yourself now about urgent payments

Make one rule today: for every new bank account number or urgent payment request, you check first by calling the number you already know, from your own records. Never based on just a text, email, voice, or video. If you have staff, agree this with your team too. One employee who pays without thinking costs you the money.

Het programma dat de AI laat werken: een model

AI from Anthropic accidentally got into three real companies

Anthropic tested its Claude models and found that a fault in the test environment gave them internet access anyway. The models got access to systems of three real companies without being asked. One model even put malicious software online. Anthropic warned the companies involved and is working on stricter tests.

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