FTC Cracks Down On ‘Deceptive’ AI Businesses
The Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on businesses that use deceptive artificial intelligence to lure in customers. In a new law enforcement sweep: operation AI comply. The FTC took action against companies it said used AI to trick, mislead, or defraud.
How will the Visa lawsuit affect businesses and customers?
The US Department of Justice's recent lawsuit against FinTech major Visa is part of a broader global trend aimed at curbing the dominance of financial and technology giants. It could potentially create more competitive markets and reduce barriers for new companies, while also addressing the rising debt-fee burden facing consumers.
Connecting your phone to rental car infotainment system? There is a big, hidden privacy risk
The recent data breach that exposed the sensitive information of some 300,000 Avis customers highlighted some critical vulnerabilities within the rental car industry. Yet, there’s another, often overlooked security risk when drivers use a rental car: the personal data you unknowingly leave behind when syncing your mobile device to a rental car’s infotainment system.
US proposal to ban Chinese software in connected vehicles could affect consumers
The US Commerce Department’s proposal on Monday to ban the sale of internet-connected vehicles with Chinese and Russian software and hardware on American roads could affect consumers and US car makers, possibly leading to higher prices.
TikTok faces tough questioning in court amid potential US ban
TikTok and its Beijing-based parent company, ByteDance, on Monday faced a tough line of questioning at a US appeals court while stating that a law which could force the company to sell its US operations or face a countrywide ban by January 19 would have a “staggering” effect on free speech.
Telegramin tulevaisuus: onko käyttäjien yksityisyys vaarassa Durovin pidätyksen jälkeen?
Telegramin tulevaisuus on näyttänyt vaikealta sen jälkeen, kun Telegramin perustaja ja toimitusjohtaja Pavel Durov pidätettiin sunnuntaina 25. elokuuta hänen yksityiskoneensa laskeuduttua Ranskaan. Uutinen Durovin pidätyksestä levisi nopeasti ja herätti paljon keskustelua teknologiasektorilla, sosiaalisessa mediassa ja viestintäsovellusten käyttäjien keskuudessa.
US Puts Big Bounty Bullseye on Russian Hackers
As cyberattacks persist to stir turmoil in geopolitical conflicts around the world, the United States amped up the volume as it calls out criminal cyberactivity suspected to come out of Russia. Now, it has indicted six Russian hackers involved in cyberattacks collectively known as “Whisper Gate.”
Is Microsoft about to kick security vendors out of the kernel?
When Microsoft locks the doors of a secretive security summit tomorrow, one topic is expected to loom large on the agenda. The official goal of the Windows Endpoint Security Ecosystem Summit at Microsoft’s HQ in Redmond, Washington, is to set out “concrete steps” to improve security and resiliency in the wake of the Crowdstrike global mega-outage.
Securing Your Digital Future: Insights from Cybersecurity Experts
Join us on Saturday 7th for an engaging virtual panel discussion with leading cybersecurity experts as they share their insights on the latest trends, challenges, and strategies in the world of cyber defense. From understanding emerging threats to implementing robust security measures, this session will provide you with the knowledge and tools needed to protect your digital assets and stay ahead of cyber adversaries
Why Your Foundation AI Services Are Unsafe: Expert Analysis
From OpenAI and Google to Microsoft, the entire AI developer community uses public vector databases and large language model (LLM) services — yes, accessible by anyone. Despite being vital components of the AI supply chain, vector databases and LLM services are often overlooked in terms of cybersecurity. Now a new study from Legit Security found that these elements are ripe with vulnerabilities, data breaches, cybersecurity risks, and exposed sensitive data.
