A survey of 500 security practitioners and decision-makers across the United States and Europe published today finds cyberattacks aimed at artificial intelligence (AI) applications are rising, with prompt injections involving large language models (LLMs) at the top of the list (76%), followed by vulnerable LLM code (66%) and LLM jailbreaking (65%). Conducted by Traceable by..
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The suspected Chinese schemers behind it enable those constant fake E-Z Pass and U.S. Postal Service smishing messages.
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A large phishing campaign has been targeting travelers worldwide, using more than 4,300 fake domains to steal payment card information. The operation focuses on people planning vacations or about to check into hotels by sending fake booking confirmation emails that appear to come from trusted travel companies. The attackers have created a network of websites […]
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The vendors disclosed and patched the defects last summer, but not before advanced attackers exploited the vulnerabilities to likely gain prolonged access for espionage, according to Amazon.
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Public Citizen’s letter urges OpenAI to temporarily take Sora 2 offline and work with outside experts to prevent the spread of harmful deepfakes.
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