Deepfake Video Call Simulations
Set up a live face- and voice-swapped video call that impersonates a trusted colleague to test how an employee responds to a live social-engineering attempt.
Set up a live face- and voice-swapped video call that impersonates a trusted colleague to test how an employee responds to a live social-engineering attempt.
Run a live face and voice swapped video call impersonating someone your target trusts, on Zoom, Google Meet, Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram or Signal.
Join a Google Meet as an impersonated colleague: the meeting code rather than a link, being admitted as a guest, and organisation restrictions.
Run a deepfake video call over Signal: linking a device from the phone app, the fallback that does not exist, and why the channel itself is the pretext.
Run an unscheduled deepfake call in a Slack huddle: signing in to the workspace, why there is no join code, and reaching the target directly.
Run a deepfake video call over Telegram: the two-step sign-in, adding a device from your phone, and the fallback when the scan will not work.
Run a deepfake video call over WhatsApp: linking a device from your phone, why the link does not survive the session, and calling a contact.
Join a Zoom meeting as an impersonated colleague: the ID and passcode, the display name the target sees, the reveal controls, and restricted meetings.
The parts of a deepfake video call that are the same on every platform: building the campaign, the wait, setting voice and face, and the live call.