Hidroelectrica has announced the appearance of deepfake images of its CEO promoting share trading and advises users to be cautious.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Hidroelectrica has issued a warning about deepfake counterfeit images of its CEO promoting share trading. In a Facebook post, the company advises users not to upload their personal data to platforms promising fake earnings and to report fake content. All information on financial opportunities is communicated exclusively through official channels via the BVB and regulated platforms.
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