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Security researchers have uncovered a new flaw in some AI chatbots that could have allowed hackers to steal personal information from users.
The flaw, which has been named “Imprompter”, which uses a clever trick to hide malicious instructions within seemingly-random text.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
75% of US Senate campaign sites lack DMARC, risking cybersecurity and email safety
In episode 21 of “The AI Fix””, Mark and Graham comfort themselves with a limbless AI pet as they learn about a terrifying robot dog with a flamethrower, fission-powered data centres, AI suicide pods, and a multi-limbed robot with a passion for classical music.
Graham finds out what happens if you sellotape an Alexa to a Chihuahua, and Mark asks AI Trump and AI Harris how many Rs there are in “strawberry”.
All this and much more is discussed in the latest edition of “The AI Fix” podcast by Graham Cluley and Mark Stockley.
The headline is pretty scary: “China’s Quantum Computer Scientists Crack Military-Grade Encryption.”
No, it’s not true.
This debunking saved me the trouble of writing one. It all seems to have come from this news article, which wasn’t bad but was taken widely out of proportion.
A phishing attack targeting Transak employees led to a data breach, compromising the information of 92,554 users
Meta is testing facial recognition technology to tackle celeb-bait ad scams and enable the recovery of compromised accounts
RUSI and Chatham House recommended global standards to combat commercial cyber tool abuse
AI tools are being used to launch over half a million cyber-attacks daily on retailers, according to a new report
The cryptographic vulnerabilities were found in Sync, pCloud, Icedrive and Seafile by ETH Zurich
A threat actor claimed to get hold of an exposed GitLab configuration file containing Zendesk API access tokens
