We've all heard stories like this, or perhaps even experienced similar things ourselves. But are they correct? Do voice assistants like Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant listen to everything we say, even when we haven't said the wake word?
Meta’s head of AI thinks that ChatGPT “...is not particularly innovative". Others warn of a looming robot uprising. We don’t know what the future holds, but we’re security people, so that’s the lens through which we’re looking at these developments.
Meta’s head of AI thinks that ChatGPT “...is not particularly innovative". Others warn of a looming robot uprising. We don’t know what the future holds, but we’re security people, so that’s the lens through which we’re looking at these developments.
Meta’s head of AI thinks that ChatGPT “...is not particularly innovative". Others warn of a looming robot uprising. We don’t know what the future holds, but we’re security people, so that’s the lens through which we’re looking at these developments.
Meta’s head of AI thinks that ChatGPT “...is not particularly innovative". Others warn of a looming robot uprising. We don’t know what the future holds, but we’re security people, so that’s the lens through which we’re looking at these developments.
Meta’s head of AI thinks that ChatGPT “...is not particularly innovative". Others warn of a looming robot uprising. We don’t know what the future holds, but we’re security people, so that’s the lens through which we’re looking at these developments.
If you've been paying close attention to your inbox, you've probably seen a few emails from us about the potential dangers that developments in AI could bring to the cyber-landscape. Things like: AI-powered phishing Deepfakes and AI-generated voices for social engineering Ai-powered bots circumventing CAPTCHAs AI-assisted malware
If you've ever tried learning about the IPsec protocol suite, you've probably come away thinking that it's great for tunneling, but it's also really, really complicated. There's a lot going on between the Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP) and Authentication Header (AH) protocols, as well as the tunnel and transport modes.
Some of us worry about big companies being able to access our most intimate data. Others are concerned about the Government getting its hands on it. Out of all the major tech companies, Apple has often been touted as one of the better ones when it comes to privacy. A lot of this is true, although the company does make privacy missteps as well. There’s one big question where we see a lot of confusion: Can anyone access the data on your iPhone?
