A new massive hacking campaign targeting banks has been discovered, exploiting a vulnerability in human cognition through phishing emails. It deployed a Trojan named Grand derero, affecting over 1,500 banks globally. Another attack by ransomware group Black Basta targeted Atlas Oil, stealing over 700 GB of sensitive data without disrupting operations. Additionally, a prominent hacker forum, breach forums, is planning a comeback following the arrest of an administrator. Microsoft announced a new feature for its co-pilot suite, raising privacy concerns, while Google released a paper criticizing Microsoft's security. The AI industry is rife with developments, revelations, and issues around ethics and governance.
Zoom announced a post-quantum encryption method for enhanced security against quantum attacks.
Microsoft's new feature records user data, sparking concerns over 24/7 surveillance.
OpenAI's controversy involves allegations of using Scarlett Johansson’s voice without permission.
The emerging issues around OpenAI's alleged use of Scarlett Johansson's voice highlight crucial conversations in AI ethics. Organizations need to advocate for clearer frameworks to protect individual rights against AI misuse, especially concerning intellectual property.
The significant rise in ransomware attacks, coupled with vulnerabilities like those exploited in the recent banking Trojan, signals a critical need for enhanced security protocols and predictive threat modeling. Organizations must prioritize adaptive security measures to counteract sophisticated cyber threats.
It was discussed in the context of Zoom's new feature promising enhanced security for virtual meetings.
Microsoft’s new feature raised privacy concerns about constant user surveillance.
The Black Basta group's attack on Atlas Oil exemplifies this threat in action.
In the video, Microsoft’s controversial new feature records all user activities, raising privacy issues.
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The controversy around OpenAI involves allegations of using a celebrity's voice in its AI without consent.
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