Cyabra Launches Deepfake Detection

Impersonation – American Express

Two accounts were found to be impersonation American Express customer service accounts.

Cyabra uncovered two accounts that are claiming to be the newest American Express customer service accounts since the old one had been suspended. It is important that these accounts are closely monitored to prevent further impersonation.

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Twitter profile impersonating American Express titled Ask Amex, featuring the AMEX logo, zero tweets, and a bio claiming the old account was suspended
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