Fake job seekers are using AI tools to impersonate candidates for remote positions at U.S. companies, posing a security threat across industries with one in four global job applicants predicted to be fake by 2028. These imposters utilize AI to create fake photo IDs, employment histories, and interview responses, often targeting cybersecurity and cryptocurrency companies. Once hired, fraudulent employees can install malware to demand ransoms, steal customer data, or collect salaries, with cases extending beyond tech firms to include major corporations across various sectors inadvertently hiring impostors with ties to North Korea.
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