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Bleeping Computer
According to references spotted on OpenAI's website, the Microsoft-backed AI startup is planning to launch five new models this week, including GPT-4.1, 4.1 nano, and 4.1 mini. [...]
Dark Reading
By using fake references and building connections with recruiters, some North Korean nationals are landing six-figure jobs that replenish DPRK coffers.
The Hacker News
AI is everywhere now, transforming how businesses operate and how users engage with apps, devices, and services. A lot of applications now have some Artificial Intelligence inside, whether supporting a chat interface, intelligently analyzing data or matching user preferences. No question AI benefits users, but it also brings new security challenges, especially Identity-related security
The Hacker News
Microsoft has disclosed details about a now-patched security flaw in Apple's Transparency, Consent, and Control (TCC) framework in macOS that has likely come under exploitation to get around a user's privacy preferences and access data. The shortcoming, codenamed HM Surf by the tech giant, is tracked as CVE-2024-44133. It was addressed by Apple as part of macOS Sequoia 15 by removing the
ZDNet Security
With the ride-sharing app's new safety preferences, passengers can customize and schedule settings that give them more control over their security.
Dark Reading
New data shows consumer preferences for security in digital experiences and indicates ways businesses can best protect digital identity in today's digital world.
Dark Reading
How a Russian cybercrime group using Cuban Revolution references and iconography has emerged as one of the most profitable ransomware operations.
Dark Reading
IE is still a vector: South Koreans lured in with references to the deadly Halloween celebration crowd crush in Seoul last October.
The Hacker News
Researchers from China's Pangu Lab have disclosed details of a "top-tier" backdoor put to use by the Equation Group, an advanced persistent threat (APT) with alleged ties to the cyber-warfare intelligence-gathering unit of the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA). Dubbed "Bvp47" owing to numerous references to the string "Bvp" and the numerical value "0x47" used in the encryption algorithm, the
ThreatPost
The flaw could allow attackers to bypass Privacy preferences, giving apps with no right to access files, microphones or cameras the ability to record you or grab screenshots.