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Impersonate meaning
To pretend to be (a different person); to assume the identity of, especially when there is an intent to deceive. | To operate with the permissions of a different user account. | To manifest in corporeal form; to personify.
Example sentences (20)
Attackers try to fake the “from” fields in emails to impersonate a trusted person or brand.
Cyber crooks are leaping at the opportunity to use the technology to, for instance, impersonate the children of elderly people and asking their parents to send money, or pretend to be someone’s boss demanding a transfer of funds.
He just had to impersonate a blonde named Candy Cane in order to do it.
How scammers impersonate real businesses and make Ponzi versions on social.
It enables them to either impersonate users to make fraudulent purchases or sell personal details to other criminals online.
Likewise, fraudsters prey upon emotions when they impersonate a family member pretending to be in trouble and urgently need money.
Mortgage and title fraudsters who impersonate homeowners and tenants have targeted at least 32 properties in Ontario and British Columbia, investigators and official warnings suggest.
Mr Trump faces 13 charges including racketeering, soliciting a public official to violate his oath in office, conspiracy to impersonate a public officer, conspiracy to commit forgery and making false statements.
Musk has axed thousands of Twitter employees, rushed the launch of a subscription product that allowed scammers to impersonate major brands and suspended users with whom he disagreed, all of which have spooked brands from spending on the platform.
Scammers can use this information to impersonate you to banks, realtors and others, enriching themselves while bankrupting you or destroying your credit.
So, he devised a plan with the entire tortoise family — the other tortoises would conceal themselves along the race path, ready to impersonate him whenever the hare looked away.
Some people who had blue check marks used them to impersonate public figures as a form of protest or comedy; those users were usually banned from Twitter and (if their accounts were later reinstated) were not given a new blue check mark.
The first 20 minutes are packed with his most politically-pointed barbs, choosing a voice to impersonate liberals that sounds not unlike fellow anti-vaxxer Jim Breuer, or even Carlos Mencia’s old shtick for mocking the intellectually disabled.
The researchers said that data increasingly came from botnets in 2022, which can enable cybercriminals to impersonate individuals online.
Consumer protection experts said chatters hired to impersonate OnlyFans creators could violate a U.S. law enforced by the Federal Trade Commission that prohibits companies from misleading consumers.
Heidi now performs alongside colleagues who impersonate Prince William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
However, he did not impersonate a Home Office inspector in any of the posted clips and has a different accent than the man in the video referred to by the Scottish Government.
Individuals should monitor their online footprint to see what information is publicly available about them that a threat actor could use to impersonate them," said Microsoft.
Saruni, who was a semi-finalist at the Tokyo Olympics, "then asked a substitute to impersonate him and provide a sample on his behalf," the statement said.
Scammers can impersonate others and lie about who they are, especially online.