Steve Stecklow is a Global Investigative Reporter at Reuters. He specializes in cyber attacks and phishing, while also exploring themes of adventure travel. Steve's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Sight Magazine, Insurance Journal, Kfgo Am-the Mighty 790, and nstonline.
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Steve Stecklow's reporting focuses heavily on exclusive investigations and government announcements related to Tesla, Elon Musk, and automotive industry issues. He is particularly interested in uncovering behind-the-scenes practices within companies. To effectively pitch to him, offer unique access or insights into similar investigative reports related to corporate conduct, governmental involvement in business affairs or car industry malpractices.
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By: Steve Stecklow, Poppy Mcpherson
Reuters and a Harvard University researcher used top chatbots to plot a simulated phishing scam – from composing emails to tips on timing – and tested it on 108 elderly volunteers. The bots’ persuasive performance shows how AI is arming criminals for industrial-scale fraud.
The email seemed innocent enough. It invited senior citizens to learn about the Silver Hearts Foundation, a new charity dedicated to providing the elderly
By: Steve Stecklow
Amid conservation efforts, the river teems again.
By: Juby Babu, Steve Stecklow, Shinjini Ganguli
(Reuters) -Two U.S. senators sent a letter to Tinder parent Match on Wednesday, pushing for action against dating scams on the company’s platforms
By: Steve Stecklow, Marcelo Rochabrun
An obscure Hong Kong-registered company stands at the center of the U.S. criminal case against China's Huawei Technologies and its chief financial officer.
ARTIFICIAL intelligence is shaking up industries from software and law to entertainment and education.
By: Nathan Layne, Gavin Finch, Steve Stecklow
As the U.S. and Israel went to war on Iran this year, a transformative moment seemed to have arrived for Reza Pahlavi, son of the autocratic shah who was overthrown in 1979.
