Rachel Tobac
Rachel Tobac is a recognized ethical hacker and the CEO of SocialProof Security, specializing in cybersecurity and online safety. She provides insights into the tactics used by scammers, particularly how they leverage generative AI tools to create realistic profiles and engage in automated fraud. Tobac advocates for public awareness and caution, especially during periods when loneliness may lead individuals to be more susceptible to online scams.
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Rachel Tobac, chief executive of SocialProof Security, highlighted the ease of cloning voices using AI tools.
More than a dozen universities have been targeted by false active shooter reports. It may take a while to find these swatters
United States· 2025-09-01
Rachel Tobac, CEO and co-founder of SocialProof Security, discussed the risks associated with selfies in the context of identity verification.
Here’s what cybersecurity experts think about Tea’s data breachUnited States· 2025-07-26
Rachel Tobac is the chief executive of SocialProof Security, a firm that trains people to defend against AI impersonation attacks.
Why fake AI calls impersonating US officials are ‘the new normal’United States· 2025-07-12
Rachel Tobac demonstrated how easy it is to clone a voice and send a voice message.
KI-Betrüger gibt sich als Marco Rubio aus und kontaktiert hochrangige Politiker
Switzerland· 2025-07-09
Rachel Tobac, CEO of Social Proof Security, criticized the app's design and suggested improvements for user privacy.
Chiede a Meta AI il numero della società ferroviaria e gli arriva quello di un privato cittadino: incubo privacy
Italy· 2025-06-20
Rachel Tobac, chief executive of US cyber security company Social Proof Security, posted on X about the user experience and security problems with Meta AI.
Meta AI searches made public
United Kingdom· 2025-06-13Rachel Tobac is the ethical hacker and CEO of SocialProof Security.
Día de los Enamorados: cuidado con las estafas generadas por IA, diseñadas para atraer solteros - Tecnología
Paraguay· 2025-02-14