While turning on disappearing messages will give you some more privacy, it’s worth remembering that whoever you message could still screenshot or take a photograph of what’s on the screen. In addition to disappearing messages,…
The UK government is quietly expanding and developing a controversial surveillance technology that could be capable of logging and storing the web histories of millions of people. Official reports and spending documents show that in…
In it’s May update, Microsoft addressed 51 vulnerabilities in Windows, Microsoft Office, and Visual Studio. And with three zero-day flaws to urgently address in Windows (CVE-2023-24932, CVE-2023-29325 and CVE-2023-29336), the focus this month needs to…
OpenAI then asks for evidence that its systems have mentioned you. It asks you to provide “relevant prompts” that have resulted in you being mentioned and also for any screenshots where you are mentioned. “To…
In December 2020, security giant Mandiant revealed it had been hacked. Its disclosure was the first public sign of the SolarWinds hack, a Russian-orchestrated supply chain attack that’s widely regarded as one of the biggest espionage…
As the debate rages about how much IT admins and CISOs should use generative AI — especially for coding — SailPoint CISO Rex Booth sees a wide range of obstacles before enterprises can see any benefits, especially given…
Tech giants Apple, Microsoft, and Google each fixed major security flaws in April, many of which were already being used in real-life attacks. Other firms to issue patches include privacy-focused browser Firefox and enterprise software…
One of the most effective ways to stop your online accounts from being hacked is to turn on two-factor authentication. The security measure, often known as 2FA or multifactor authentication, requires you to enter a numerical code…
There’s no doubt generative AI models such as ChatGPT, BingChat, or GoogleBard can deliver massive efficiency benefits — but they bring with them major cybersecurity and privacy concerns along with accuracy worries. It’s already known…
Employees of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) abused law enforcement databases to snoop on their romantic partners, neighbors, and business associates, WIRED exclusively revealed this week. New data obtained through record requests show…
