Microsoft Flags AI Metadata Flaw That Could Expose Private Conversations
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AI Firewall Unveiled: Is Your Network Finally Unhackable?
aiFWall Inc. unveiled an innovative solution for securing artificial intelligence systems. It is a dedicated firewall designed to protect enterprise AI deployments by using...
When Drones Get Hacked, They Crash — This System Aims to...
Unmanned aerial systems are now used for missions ranging from emergency response and infrastructure inspection to logistics and environmental monitoring. In parallel, they have...
Your Face as a Password: The Growing Risk Behind Biometric Security
Facial recognition is quickly becoming part of everyday life. From unlocking phones to passing through airports or entering office buildings, systems that identify individuals...
Hackers Claim to Be Selling 310 Million Alleged Temu User Records
Large online retailers are frequent targets for cybercriminals because they hold vast amounts of customer information. Even when the authenticity of an alleged breach...
Ukrainian Cyber Unit Breaches Russian Aerospace Giant
In a major cyber incident highlighting the growing role of digital warfare in modern conflict, Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) has reportedly executed a...
How to Cope with Smart City Security Flaws?
The proliferation of IoT technology has resulted in hundreds of thousands of connected systems being embedded in many a city’s critical infrastructures, enabling city...
Cyber Attack on Weapon Systems is Easier than You’d Think
All US weapons that the Department of Defense tested between 2012 and 2017 have “mission critical” cyber vulnerabilities, claims a new report from the...
Defense Giant to Enhance Saudi Cybersecurity
Saudi oil company Aramco has been the victim of major cases of cyberintrusion and hacking attacks in the past and has sought to shore...
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Leading AI Experts Call for World Leaders to “Wake Up and...
25 of the world's leading AI scientists are calling for world leaders to take stronger action on AI risks and warning that the progress...
Eight U.S. Companies Accused of User-Targeted Pricing
Eight companies in the U.S that are suspected of adjusting prices according to data collected from users received orders from the Federal Trade Commission...
Scammers Target OpenAI Twitter with Fake Token Scheme
On September 24th, the Twitter account of OpenAI, the company behind the ChatGPT platform, was hijacked by scammers who posted a fraudulent announcement regarding...
Survey Reveals Strong Support for AI Adoption Among Law Enforcement
A recent national survey of 538 public safety professionals has revealed a growing trend toward adopting artificial intelligence (AI) in law enforcement across the...
Restaurant Booking Sites Vulnerable to Cyberattacks, Leaving Users Unprotected
Cybersecurity firm DataDome has recently uncovered serious vulnerabilities across popular restaurant booking platforms, leaving both customers and businesses at risk of automated cyberattacks. The...
Critical Vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Exposed: State-Sponsored Hackers Exploit Link Files...
A newly discovered flaw in Microsoft Windows has raised alarms as state-sponsored hackers from North Korea, Russia, Iran, and China exploit a critical weakness...
iOS Game Exposes Hundreds of Thousands of Users to Serious Data...
A mobile game on Apple’s App Store has left hundreds of thousands of users exposed to serious privacy risks, after researchers discovered that the...
Iran Hacks Security Cameras to Monitor Israeli Movements in Real Time
A recent cybersecurity warning has revealed that Iran is actively exploiting weaknesses in internet-connected home security cameras across Israel, using them to monitor military...
Human Error Isn’t Inevitable: Research Finds Users Can Detect Malware Better...
While human error is often seen as a major vulnerability in cybersecurity, new research suggests that non-expert users can effectively identify malware—especially when given...
Study Shows LLMs Can Be Backdoored with Minimal Data Poisoning
A new study has revealed a critical vulnerability in the training process of large language models (LLMs), showing that even the largest models can...
Stopping the Domino Effect: Rethinking Cyber Resilience
Modern infrastructure is increasingly dependent on tightly connected digital systems. Power grids, transport networks, hospitals, and communication platforms all rely on data flows that...
New Google Tool Addresses Online Privacy Issues
As more personal information moves online, individuals are increasingly exposed to identity theft, harassment, and privacy violations. Search engines often serve as the first...
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