LLMs and Phishing
Here’s an experiment being run by undergraduate computer science students everywhere: Ask ChatGPT to generate phishing emails, and test whether […]
Here’s an experiment being run by undergraduate computer science students everywhere: Ask ChatGPT to generate phishing emails, and test whether […]
The campaign leverages “all known and recently discovered theme and plugin
vulnerabilities” to inject a Linux backdoor that lets attackers gain
unauthorized access to affected websites. The campaign’s primary objective
appears to be redirecting users to fraudulent tech support pages, fake lottery
wins, and push notification scams.
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Will artificial intelligence become clever enough to upend computer security? AI is already surprising the world of art by producing masterpieces in any style on demand. It’s capable of writing poetry while digging up arcane facts in a vast repository. If AIs can act like a bard while delivering the comprehensive power of the best search engines, why can’t they shatter security protocols, too?
The answers are complex, rapidly evolving, and still murky. AI makes some parts of defending computers against attack easier. Other parts are more challenging and may never yield to any intelligence, human or artificial. Knowing which is which, though, is difficult. The rapid evolution of the new models makes it hard to say where AI will or won’t help with any certainty. The most dangerous statement may be, “AIs will never do that.”
Two weeks after patching ‘actively exploited
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’ vulnerabilities in older iPhone models, Apple is now rolling out more security
updates, this time to patch newer iterations against freshly discovered bugs –
includi
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added five new actively exploited vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. Three of the added vulnerabilities were found in the Veritas Backup Exec Agent software and were used by threat actors to deploy ransomware, another one was exploited as zero-day as part of an exploit […]
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The Government of the Netherlands announced last week its intention to implement the Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) standard on all its networks. The measure is meant to upgrade de Internet routing safety, protecting the networks against route hijacks and leaks. All the Dutch government’s communication devices (ICT), old or new, will comply with this […]
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Samsung employees have unwittingly leaked top secret data by providing them to the popular chatbot service ChatGPT. Samsung employees have shared internal documents, including meeting notes and source code, with the popular chatbot service ChatGPT. ChatGPT uses data provided by the users to train itself and build its experience, with the risk that this data […]
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