Loxada Verify runs a real-time presence check alongside a call, video or online meeting. It confirms that the other party is connected on a Loxada device your organization has authorized, a signal that impersonation cannot reproduce, whether it arrives as a convincing phone call, an AI-generated voice or a deepfaked video.
Social engineering is one of the most effective ways into an organization, because it targets people, not systems. A caller who sounds like the help desk. An urgent request that looks like it came from an executive. Realistic voice and video fakes have made these almost impossible to spot, and they land on the interactions that move money or grant access.
A finance employee joined a video call with senior colleagues and paid out $25 million
Every other face on the call was a deepfake. In a case disclosed by the engineering firm Arup, an employee in Hong Kong followed payment instructions given on a video call by people who looked and sounded like senior colleagues. All of them were AI-generated. The money, around $25 million, was gone before anyone realized the call was fake.
Reported by Arup and Hong Kong police, 2024.
The problem is not that staff are careless. It is that the signals they trust, a familiar voice, a face, a request that sounds right, can now be faked well enough to fool anyone.
Loxada Verify runs a real-time check alongside your call, confirming that the other party is connected on a Loxada device your organization has authorized. It takes a few seconds.
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