Overview
- Federal authorities opened an investigation after reports emerged that Susie Wiles’ private mobile phone was hacked on May 29.
- According to officials, an unknown actor used artificial intelligence to replicate Wiles’ voice and reach prominent Republicans and business executives.
- A White House spokesperson confirmed that the breach is under investigation and that cybersecurity measures are being reviewed.
- President Trump said he was unconcerned about the breach and expressed confidence that Wiles can handle the situation.
- Security experts warn that the case underscores rising threats from AI-driven impersonations targeting senior officials’ private communications.