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UAE Residents Warned: Beware of Deepfake Scams Impersonating Ministry Officials

Wed, Sep 30, 2026(2h ago)UAE

The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (Mohre) has issued an urgent warning to UAE residents regarding the rise of sophisticated deepfake scams. Fraudsters are increasingly utilizing advanced technology to generate highly realistic voice recordings, images, and videos that mimic ministry officials. These deceptive communications often create a sense of false urgency, pressuring recipients to disclose sensitive personal data, transfer funds, or interact with harmful web links.

To combat these threats, Mohre is urging the public to exercise extreme caution and maintain a healthy level of skepticism toward any unsolicited digital correspondence. If you receive a suspicious message, do not act on it immediately; instead, verify its legitimacy by contacting the ministry directly through their official communication channels. By refusing to share banking details or private information in response to unverified prompts, residents can significantly reduce their risk of falling victim to these evolving cyber threats.

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