AI Voice Cloning
Attacks Explained
Attackers are stealing voices with AI to bypass security controls and manipulate employees. Here's how these attacks work—and how to defend against them.
Explore the Attack ChainHow Voice Cloning Attacks Work
Anyone can be targeted. With just seconds of audio, AI can replicate a voice with alarming accuracy. Here's the three-stage attack chain.
Voice Extraction
The original audio is captured from public sources—conference talks, social media, podcasts, or even intercepted calls. Any audio file can be extracted and uploaded into AI voice cloning software for training.
AI Synthesis
The captured audio trains an AI model to replicate the target's voice. Using text-to-speech, attackers generate convincing audio of the target saying anything—authorizing payments, sharing credentials, or giving instructions.
Attack Delivery
The weaponized audio reaches victims via voicemail, phone call, SMS, or messaging apps. Targets believe they're hearing from a trusted executive, colleague, or family member—and comply with urgent requests.
See Voice Cloning in Action
Watch how attackers leverage AI to clone voices and execute social engineering attacks against organizations.
Protect Your Organization
Traditional security controls weren't built to detect AI-generated voice attacks. Proactive testing and employee preparedness are your strongest defenses.
Establish Verification Passphrases
Implement "safe words" or passphrases within your organization and family. Before acting on any high-stakes request, verify identity using the agreed phrase.
Scrutinize Urgency Tactics
Question any message conveying extreme urgency or requesting abnormal actions. Attackers rely on pressure to bypass critical thinking.
Let Unknown Calls Go to Voicemail
Don't answer calls from unknown numbers. Voicemail gives you time to verify legitimacy and eliminates real-time pressure tactics.
Test Your Organization's
Deepfake Resilience
Find out if your employees would fall for an AI voice cloning attack before real attackers do.