The seller who wasn’t there: How deepfakes and deed fraud crash real estate deals

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FNF's Brian Maughan explains how organized rings are using deepfakes, fake IDs and forged notary seals to pull off seller impersonation, and what real estate agents can do about it.

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The seller who wasn’t there: How deepfakes and deed fraud crash real estate deals

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