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Stanford AI expert’s credibility shattered by fake, AI-created sources
Credit: CC0 Public Domain A federal court judge has thrown out expert testimony from a Stanford University artificial intelligence and misinformation professor, saying...
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Security experts are being targeted with fake malware discoveries
Trend Micro spots piece of malware being advertised as PoC fork for a major Windows vulnerability The malware acts as an infostealer, grabbing...
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Experts warn DNA sequencers are vulnerable to bootkit attacks
Researchers from Eclypsium find vulnerability in the way iSeq 100 boots up The bug allows threat actors to establish persistence, brick the device,...
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Firefighters learn from experts about electric vehicle batteries, safety
Workshop attendees interacting with INL’s research EVs. Credit: Idaho National Laboratory There’s a reason that electric vehicles (EV) in salvage yards are kept...
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Disinformation experts slam Meta decision to end US fact-checking
Meta faces criticism over its decision to ‘get rid’ of US fact-checkers. Tech giant Meta’s shock announcement to end its US fact-checking program...
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Experts recommend technical risk assessment strategies
An overview of scale-up tools and approaches. The interactions between risk assessments, modeling tools, experimental tools and personnel management are critical for driving...
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Tesla data helped police after Las Vegas truck explosion, but experts have wider privacy concerns
Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill briefs the media about the Tesla Cybertruck which exploded in front of the entrance to Trump International Hotel...
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Experts warn millions of email servers could be vulnerable to attack
New research reveals millions of host sites are without TLS encryption TLS encryption allows end-to-end encryption for safer communications and browsing ShadowServer has...
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Double clicking danger – experts warn just two clicks can let attackers steal your accounts
Researcher Paulos Yibelo uncovers new attack targeting users The attack makes use of fake CAPTCHA notification pages Users are encouraged to ‘double click’...
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