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Austrian real estate tycoon Rene Benko was formally charged with fraud after the collapse of his €23 billion Signa property empire https://t.co/DzrAGy2Hjm ...

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Key Findings - Deepfake technology is enabling fake job candidates to infiltrate the hiring process, posing a significant threat to organizations [3][4] - Gartner predicts that by 2028, 25% (1 in 4) of job candidates worldwide will be fake [3] - Vidoc Security Lab found that 16.8% (approximately 1 in 6) of job applicants are fake [6] - Resume Genius survey indicates that approximately 17% of U S hiring managers have encountered deepfake technology during video interviews [10] Impact and Risks - Deepfake scams have already cost companies millions of dollars worldwide, and the threat is growing [12] - AI-generated fraud, including deepfakes, could cost the U S financial sector up to $40 billion by 2027, up from $12 3 billion in 2023 [12] - Fake candidates can gain access to sensitive data, steal data, write malicious code, and leave the door open for other types of fraud [11][12] - Hiring fake candidates from sanctioned nations poses a national security concern, as salaries can fund illicit activities [20] Contributing Factors - The rise of remote working, accelerated by the pandemic, has contributed to the increase in deepfake job seekers [7][8] - Virtual interviews, while offering convenience and cost savings, have opened the door to new risks [9][10] Countermeasures and Concerns - Companies may need to adjust their hiring processes, potentially switching to offline interviews to combat the rise of fake candidates [22] - Concerns exist that the focus on avoiding fake candidates could lead to biases in hiring, favoring local candidates and in-person interviews [23] - The increased scrutiny and longer hiring processes may negatively impact genuine candidates [23][24]

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Business Model & Claims - IM Academy sells a dream of financial freedom through online trading education [1] - The company claims members can learn to trade online, make money, and become rich [10] - It emphasizes personal empowerment and escaping the "nine-to-five" corporate life [1] - The company uses social media influencers to showcase a luxurious lifestyle to attract new members [9] - The company's founder aimed to build a billion-dollar business with a million users [15] Recruitment & MLM Structure - IM Academy operates on a multi-level marketing (MLM) structure, rewarding members for recruiting new members [40][41] - Recruiting is heavily incentivized, with commissions and rank advancements tied to the number of recruits [40][44] - The company encourages aggressive recruitment tactics, urging members to prospect multiple people daily [39] - The company's income disclosure revealed that 94% of members earned less than they paid for their subscription in a year [49] - A small percentage (005%) at the top earned an average of $14 million per year [50] Trading & Education - IM Academy offers online trading lessons, initially focused on foreign exchange (Forex) markets [8] - Members receive "signals" or predictions on price movements, but these are risky and can lead to losses [31][34] - The company claims to teach members to trade various assets, including shares and cryptocurrencies [30][31] - Critics argue that most members make money through recruiting rather than trading [43] - The company is not regulated to provide financial advice, and the founder has never registered as a broker [36][37] Ethical & Legal Concerns - The company faces accusations of fraud, misleading advertising, and running a pyramidal scheme [2][69] - The company's founder has a criminal record and some promoters lack formal financial education [37] - The company has been investigated by the FTC for deceptive or unfair actions [52] - The company has faced numerous complaints, with people reporting significant financial losses and feelings of being brainwashed [57][58][59] - The company isolates members from their families and friends, encouraging them to associate only with other members [55][56]

Two men charged in $650 million global fraud scheme involving foreign exchange trading and crypto https://t.co/j2R7dFRtef ...

Bridging Finance’s receiver is suing EY for C$1.4 billion ($1 billion), alleging the auditor failed to detect fraud and misstatements that contributed to the Toronto private lender’s collapse https://t.co/bTLiELBI3c ...