McAfee and Lenovo Launch New DeepFakeDetector to Curb Phishing

TapTechNews August 23rd news, the network security company McAfee has collaborated with Lenovo to launch a brand-new DeepFakeDetector, claiming to be the world's first automatic DeepFake Detector that can curb phishing.

McAfee stated that this tool is based on its own AI algorithm and can help users identify possible DeepFake frauds and other AI scams. Currently, it has invited some Lenovo AIPC users in the US, the UK, and Australia for testing, initially limited to English scenarios.

McAfee said that the DeepFakeDetector has been trained with more than 200,000 samples and does not rely on the cloud network but uses the NPU in Lenovo AIPC to identify directly from the PC.

McAfee stated that this local deployment method has many advantages, maintaining user privacy without affecting the speed and protecting the security and privacy of user data.

Users who purchase Lenovo's new AIPC will also get a 30-day free trial of McAfee DeepFakeDetector, and the first-year pricing in the US starts at $9.99 (TapTechNews note: currently about 71.3 Chinese yuan).