Show HN: Hackers for Granny (defense against industrialized elder fraud)

Organized crime syndicates operating from Southeast Asia extract over $64 billion annually from elderly people using sophisticated tactics including voice cloning, deepfakes, and psychological manipulation targeting the aging brain's vulnerabilities. The article argues that loneliness drives seniors toward online companionship, making them susceptible to these industrialized fraud operations, and calls on security professionals to develop defenses against these criminal enterprises. It highlights the inadequacy of traditional cybersecurity advice and the need for targeted solutions to protect vulnerable elderly populations.