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Project Title | Evaluating the Security Risks of AI-Generated Deepfake Attacks in Cybersecurity |
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Project Status | Student-Proposed |
Industry Collaboration | No |
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Project Type | Research-Based |
Project Specialization
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Cybersecurity |
Project Category
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Security and Defence |
Project Focus/Contribution
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– Forensics
– Ethical Hacking – Others: AI-Powered Cyber Threat |
Project Description
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Background
Deepfake technology, powered by artificial intelligence, has become a major cybersecurity concern. Cybercriminals use deepfakes for identity fraud, misinformation campaigns, and social engineering attacks. As deepfake generation tools become more accessible, detecting and mitigating their risks is increasingly challenging.
Problem Statement Traditional cybersecurity mechanisms struggle to detect AI-generated deepfakes, making organizations and individuals vulnerable to manipulation and fraud. This project aims to evaluate the security risks of deepfake attacks and assess the effectiveness of existing detection techniques.
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Project Objectives
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1. To analyse how deepfake technology is used in cyberattacks.
2. To evaluate the security risks posed by AI-generated deepfakes. 3. To assess existing detection techniques and propose improvements.
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Project Outcomes
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1. A comprehensive analysis of deepfake-related cybersecurity threats.
2. Identification of vulnerabilities in existing security measures. 3. Recommendations for improving deepfake detection and cybersecurity strategies. |
Project Scope
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Focus / Expected Output
This study focuses on analysing the security risks of AI-generated deepfake attacks in cybersecurity. The project will: · Investigate various types of deepfake attacks (e.g., fraud, misinformation, and identity theft) and their impact on cybersecurity. · Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of current detection techniques, identifying gaps in their effectiveness. · Propose a solution: A hybrid model for detecting deepfakes by combining AI-based detection tools with traditional cybersecurity measures such as blockchain verification or image authentication (Solution may be adjusted).
Deliverables 1. Research Report: A comprehensive report on the security risks of deepfakes and their impact on cybersecurity, summarizing key findings from the literature review and case studies. 2. Evaluation of Detection Tools: An assessment of the effectiveness of existing deepfake detection tools, such as AI-driven models and blockchain-based verification systems. 3. Solution Proposal: A hybrid detection framework combining AI tools with traditional security measures, designed to enhance deepfake detection accuracy. 4. Cybersecurity Recommendations: Practical recommendations for organizations to detect and defend against deepfake threats, including best practices for implementing the proposed detection solution
Limitations and Constraints · The focus will be on AI-generated deepfakes and cybersecurity implications, not on the technical development of new deepfake models. · Due to time constraints (two trimesters), the proposed solution will be tested using simulated datasets or small-scale case studies, rather than real-world deployment. · The hybrid detection framework will be theoretical but will provide a concrete roadmap for practical implementation. |
Number of Students
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One |
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Student 2 Work Distribution
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Student 1 Details
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SPECIALISATION
Cybersecurity
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Student 2 Details (if it is a two-student project)
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