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Hackers host fake ChatGPT model on its official website — but really it’s just malware
Attackers abused custom ChatGPT bots and Google Sites to deliver ClickFix malware Fake troubleshooting prompts tricked victims into executing malicious commands Campaign shows trusted AI platforms increasingly leveraged in social engineering attacks Criminals are using custom GPTs in combination with Google services to deliver a ClickFix attack to their targets…
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AI models are sharing sensitive data from tech companies in new ‘PixelLeak’ screenshots
AI coding agents exposed sensitive screenshots while attempting to document software changes Researchers found thousands of publicly accessible images across hundreds of organizations Findings highlight security risks from autonomous developer tools and Shadow AI practices Artificial Intelligence (AI) doesn’t have to be malicious, evil, or gullible, to be a security…
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Where to draw the line on AI: Lessons from digital forensics
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of almost every workflow. Developers are using it to write and test code, customer support is turning to it to handle routine queries, and security teams are using it to analyze alerts and support investigations. Digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) is no exception. Heather…
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From cloud adoption to cloud maturity: The new imperative for enterprise AI
For years, enterprises have treated cloud adoption as a milestone of digital transformation. Today, however, cloud adoption alone is no longer enough. As AI moves from experimentation to execution, cloud maturity is increasingly the difference between AI that scales and AI that stalls. Charlie Li Social Links Navigation President and…
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UK RAF using lasers, jammers to temporarily blind enemy satellites as government says GPS loss could cost UK economy £10 billion a week
The RAF has jammed hostile satellites from the ground for a year Losing GPS would cost the British economy about £1.4 billion every day Jamming could stop hostile satellites from tracking Britain’s nuclear-armed submarines Britain’s Royal Air Force (RAF) is using ground-based electronic warfare equipment capable of interfering with satellites…
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US drone company owned by Google’s former CEO won a Department of War competition with a huge lead — but that was not the biggest surprise
Eric Schmidt’s Perennial Autonomy wins Gauntlet II deep strike with 80.1 points, with a massive 9.2-point margin over the competition All four entrants tied directly to Ukrainian drone makers, including a Gauntlet I order winner, missed both top-five lists Ukraine’s SkyFall still placed fourth indirectly in deep strike through British…
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