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ZDNet Security
Chat Lock puts chats into their own folders, requiring a passcode or biometric scan to access them.
Dark Reading
In an effort to curb employees from entering private data into the AI, ChatGPT is blocked from ingesting more than 50+ types of PII and other sensitive information.
Dark Reading
Researchers warn about a dangerous wave of unwiped secondhand core-routers found containing corporate network configurations, credentials, and application and customer data.
Dark Reading
In three separate incidents, engineers at the Korean electronics giant reportedly shared sensitive corporate data with the AI-powered chatbot.
Dark Reading
More than 4% of employees have put sensitive corporate data into the large language model, raising concerns that its popularity may result in massive leaks of proprietary information.
The Register
It’s not just another data breach when the victim oversees witness protection programs The US Marshals Service, the enforcement branch of the nation’s federal courts, has admitted to a “major” breach of its information security defenses allowed a ransomware infection and exfiltration of “law-enforcement sensitive information”.…
The Register
AWS, Google and Oracle may benefit as Microsoft blames the Pentagon and the Pentagon blames Microsoft A hole in a Department of Defense email server operated by Microsoft left more than a terabyte of sensitive data exposed less than a month after Office 365 was awarded a higher level of US government security accreditation.…
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As a data security solution focused solely on SaaS ecosystems, Metomic will use the Series A funding round to expand into the U.S.
The Hacker News
A new backdoor associated with a malware downloader named Wslink has been discovered, with the tool likely used by the notorious North Korea-aligned Lazarus Group, new findings reveal. The payload, dubbed WinorDLL64 by ESET, is a fully-featured implant that can exfiltrate, overwrite, and delete files; execute PowerShell commands; and obtain comprehensive information about the underlying machine.
The Register
That's not what I like Crooks have breached Pepsi Bottling Ventures' network and, after deploying info-stealing malware, made off with sensitive personal and financial information according to a notification sent to consumers.…