I’ve skimmed the report. The deepfake vectors make the initial social‑engineering layer almost foolproof, so the attack’s true strength lies in the payload delivery. From an operational view, you need a strict verification protocol that doesn’t rely solely on appearance. Encryption-wise, the real attack surface is the exfiltration channel—if you can lock that with robust, end‑to‑end encryption and monitor for anomalous traffic, you’ll block most of the damage. The real challenge is keeping the verification process fast enough that users don’t work around it. It’s a tightrope between usability and security.

Sounds solid—behavior anomaly plus token limits is a tight lock. Just remember the least‑privilege principle: keep those tokens short‑lived and scoped tightly; otherwise you’re just adding another lever for the attacker. Keep it simple, keep it tight.