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es, and other prominent figures. According to the article, the messages, including text messages and AI- generated voice calls, appeared to come from Wiles' contacts but not her actual phone number, and some recipients reported that they did not sound like her. The FBI warned in a public service announc

tory was provided by ABC News (05/30, Barr, Stoddart), Al Jazeera (05/30, Staff Writer), CNN (05/30, Collins, Treene), The Daily Beast (05/31, Neal), Fox News (05/30, Nitzberg), The Guardian (05/30, Aratani), The Independent (05/30, Papenfuss), The Telegraph (05/30, Stringer), the Washington Post (05/31, Ho

with the FBI emphasizing its commitment to protecting the administration's communication security. The article noted that this is not the first time Wiles' messages have been compromised, as she was previously targeted by alleged Iranian state-sponsored threat actors during Donald Trump's presidential

Additional reporting on the story was provided by Associated Press (06/02, Slevin, Tucker), Washington Past (06/02, Somasundaram, Strobel, et al.), Fax News (06/02, Rumpf- Whitten) (2), BBC (06/02, Halpert), NewsNation (06/02, Djordjevic), New York Times (06/02, Cullen), Reuters (06/02, Gracia, Wingrove,

ked. The impersonator has been contacting prominent Republicans and business executives by text and phone, using artificial intelligence to imitate Wiles's voice and making requests that appeared to be official. The article noted that the FBI and White House are looking into the matter, with the FBI s

ssassination Threats Against President -frump Daily Mail (05/29, Potter) and the Washington Times (05/29, Wilson) reported that Director Patel told Fox News' Bret Baier that the FBI has seen a rise in threats against President Trump's life after former FBI Director James Comey shared a controversial Inst