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Addressing Deepfake-Enabled Attacks Using Security Controls

Attacks enabled by computer-generated media known as deepfakes are an emergent problem requiring urgent attention from the security community. This paper reframes the understanding of the issue and offers a methodology for handling the problem.
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Jarrod Lynn
September 14, 2022
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