UL NO. 430: The Courage to be Disliked
Continue reading online to avoid the email cutoff issue > Unsupervised Learning is about the transition from Human 2.0 to Human 3.0 in order to…
Continue reading online to avoid the email cutoff issue > Unsupervised Learning is about the transition from Human 2.0 to Human 3.0 in order to…
The Federal Trade Commission thinks AI detectors might be BS. The agency announced a consent order this week with Workado, an Arizona-based company that makes…
A sophisticated malware campaign has emerged targeting users seeking free PDF editing software, with cybercriminals distributing a malicious application masquerading as the legitimate “AppSuite PDF…
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has completed its first-ever data protection audit of UK police forces deploying facial recognition technologies (FRT), noting it is “encouraged”…
Continue reading online to avoid the email cutoff issue > Unsupervised Learning is about the transition from Human 2.0 to Human 3.0 in order to…
The Spanish government has intervened at the eleventh hour to cancel a contract that would have boosted the use of Chinese tech giant Huawei’s fibre…
WhatsApp has patched a security vulnerability in its iOS and macOS messaging clients that was exploited in targeted zero-day attacks. The company says this zero-click…
A sophisticated attack campaign has leveraged a previously unknown zero-day vulnerability in WhatsApp on Apple devices to target specific users, the company has confirmed. The…
A Facebook malvertising campaign is spreading the Brokewell spyware to Android users via fake TradingView ads. The malware steals crypto and personal data. Cybersecurity researchers…
Starting in October, Microsoft will enforce multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all Azure resource management actions to protect Azure clients from unauthorized access attempts. This change…
A significant global effort to patch a critical zero-day remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Citrix NetScaler devices has seen the number of exposed systems…
In the early days of ransomware, cybercriminals employed crude methods, including poorly written phishing messages, smishing messages, and spam emails, to block victims from accessing…