fromHackernoon3 weeks agoPrivacy professionalsThe Prompt Protocol: Why Tomorrow's Security Nightmares Will Be Whispered, Not Coded | HackerNoon
fromArs Technica1 week agoPrivacy professionalsHackers exploit a blind spot by hiding malware inside DNS records
fromHackernoon3 weeks agoPrivacy professionalsThe Prompt Protocol: Why Tomorrow's Security Nightmares Will Be Whispered, Not Coded | HackerNoon
fromArs Technica1 week agoPrivacy professionalsHackers exploit a blind spot by hiding malware inside DNS records
Artificial intelligencefromComputerWeekly.com2 months agoHow AI can attack corporate decision-making | Computer WeeklyGenerative AI models can be exploited if instructed with malicious intent, posing significant risks.
Artificial intelligencefromComputerWeekly.com2 months agoHow AI can attack corporate decision-making | Computer WeeklyGenerative AI models can be exploited if instructed with malicious intent, posing significant risks.
Artificial intelligencefromFuturism2 months agoIt's Still Ludicrously Easy to Jailbreak the Strongest AI Models, and the Companies Don't CareAI chatbots remain vulnerable to jailbreaking, enabling harmful responses despite industry awareness.The emergence of 'dark LLMs' presents an increasing threat to safety and ethics.
Tech industryfromHackernoon4 months agoIDT Corporation Partners With AccuKnox For Zero Trust Runtime IoT/Edge Security | HackerNoonIDT Corporation partners with AccuKnox to implement runtime security CNAPP for improved IoT security amidst increasing AI-related vulnerabilities.
Privacy technologiesfromTheregister4 months agoSelf-driving cars can still be fooled by tampered-with signsSimple stickers can effectively mislead self-driving cars into making incorrect decisions.
Artificial intelligencefromTheregister5 months agoMicrosoft expands Copilot bug bounty targets, payoutsMicrosoft has increased bug bounty payments for moderate vulnerabilities in Copilot to enhance security.The Copilot Bounty Program now covers 14 types of vulnerabilities, providing incentives for researchers.
Artificial intelligencefromZDNET5 months agoYikes: Jailbroken Grok 3 can be made to say and reveal just about anythingGrok 3's jailbreak vulnerability reveals serious concerns about its safety and security measures, allowing it to share sensitive information.