Opinion
"Your role has been eliminated!": What it's like to lose your corporate job to AI
"I was dealt with clinically. There was a script that was read in a monotonous tone, with a few unnecessary quips added in..."
Machine
Cybersecurity
Bad dates: Criminals weaponise calendar invites to sneak phishing lures past email defences
"The abuse of a popular app demonstrates the evolving sophistication of social engineering threats in the wild."
Security
"Businesses aren’t taking it seriously": Why attackers love phones more than laptops
"This issue isn’t about complexity. It’s about failing to do the basics and leaving the door wide open."
Microsoft
Microsoft goes nuclear in "game-changing moment" for energy industry
Tech giant joins World Nuclear Association and pushes forward atomic ambitions including restarting disaster-struck Three Mile Island facility.
ChatGPT
ChatGPT will call the cops on its most dangerous users, OpenAI announces
"If reviewers determine that a case involves an imminent threat of serious physical harm, we may refer it to law enforcement."
Security
Russian hackers hijacked a Norwegian dam, opened literal and metaphorical floodgates
"The aim of this type of operation is to cause fear and chaos among the population. Russia has become more dangerous."
Security
"The security vs compliance fight makes no sense": Unlocking the rewards of risk management
Scrut Automation CISO Nicholas Muy discusses why security pros are learning to embrace (if not always love) governance, risk, and compliance.
Security
Dark web Initial Access Brokers are selling hacked network access for as little as $500, study reveals
Investigators find that crooks offer consumer-style hack'n'mix bundles that package access with privilege or other treats.
Cybersecurity
Cost of a data breach hits historic all-time high in the US, drops globally: IBM warns of growing shadow AI risk
"AI is accelerating across the enterprise, but the security and governance needed to protect it aren’t keeping pace."
Cybercrime
The rise of Dark LLMs: DDoS-for-hire cybercriminals are using AI assistants to mastermind attacks
Lawbreaking language models lower the barrier of entry for unskilled crooks and make it frighteningly easy to launch crime campaigns.
ChatGPT
OpenAI boss Sam Altman vows to fix ChatGPT's em-dash addiction (and finally end LinkedIn's "is this AI writing" debate)
Will an upcoming GPT update finally stop the social media obsession with a punctuation mark that's become a meme of the AI age?
Ransomware
UK public bodies to be banned from making payments to ransomware gangs
"These new measures help undermine the criminal ecosystem that is causing harm across our economy."