For example, the Australian Taxation Office allows people to access account information by allowing them to use a “voice trace” to verify their identity over the phone.

However, a journalist from The Guardian was able to create a “clone” of a voice that could speak out any text sent by the AI ​​using just four minutes of audio recording. Thus, the journalist was able to access confidential information about his accounts.

Yes, using only 4 minutes of recorded human voice and some other less secure information, an attacker could gain access to confidential information, at least in Australia.

Source: Ferra

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