jik, 16 days ago to Cybersecurity

I just got an email from #USAA with the subject "Introducing Voice ID from USAA". They're rolling out a new feature allowing people to be authenticated via voiceprint analysis when they call.
What could possibly go wrong?
Oh, yeah, this:
https://www.pcmag.com/news/deepfake-software-fools-voice-authentication-with-99-success-rate
Fortunately it's opt-in, and I certainly will not be.
#smdh #cybersecurity #infosec #privacy #ai #deepfake

CindyWeinstein, 4 months ago to generationx

washingtonpost.com/business/2024/01/01/millennials-keep-living-at-home/ (gifted)

Even if #millenials can afford to buy a house, the fact that the big #insurance companies -- at least in #California -- aren't writing homeowner policies make such an investment really risky. I wish this #WashingtonPost article had mentioned these 2 things: 1) the fact that #StateFarm, #AllState, #Farmers, and #USAA are "putting a pause on these policies" (words used by agent) because of 2) #ClimateChange.

dmgedgoods, 6 months ago to random

When you call #USAA for anything customer service related, they will ask you for a code that gets sent to you via text message. They specifically state that you should not share that number with anybody.