According to @galnagli on Twitter, a suspicious account impersonating TechCrunch reporter Zoey Taggart attempted to arrange an interview regarding AI Agents research, but the legitimacy was questioned when the associated podcast lacked any reference to the reporter's name. This incident highlights the increasing need for vigilance in the AI research community, as reported by Twitter, due to a rise in fraudulent outreach targeting experts in the field. Such impersonation attempts may impact trust and business opportunities for AI researchers and media outlets.

According to @galnagli on Twitter, a sophisticated phishing campaign on X targeted users by impersonating a fake @TechCrunch reporter, aiming to steal account credentials. After discovering the threat following his @moltbook research, @galnagli used the tool OpenClaw to investigate the attackers. The analysis uncovered detailed tactics used by the phishing group, illustrating how AI-powered investigative tools like OpenClaw can help identify and mitigate social engineering attacks. As reported by @galnagli, these AI-driven security solutions offer new business opportunities for cybersecurity firms looking to safeguard social media accounts from targeted attacks.