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April 19, 2024
Cryptominers are back in fashion
April 9, 2024
China Hackers Can Disrupt India Elections, Warns Microsoft.
April 8, 2024
Plus: Total eclipse of the market.
April 8, 2024
Plus, Microsoft detects AI election misinformation campaigns
April 8, 2024
Microsoft warns of Chinas potential use of AI to disrupt elections in India, the US, and South Korea. Despite low current impact, Chinas AI-generated content poses future threats. Recent activities in Taiwans presidential election raise concerns. Chinese cyber groups, including Beijing-backed Storm 1376, may target upcoming high-profile elections. AI-generated TV news anchors spread misinformation, highlighting evolving cybersecurity challenges in safeguarding democratic processes.
April 7, 2024
China is likely to deploy Artificial Intelligence-generated content via social media to sway public opinion to boost its geopolitical interests during elections in countries like India, South Korea...
April 7, 2024
New Delhi: With major economies like India and the US going to polls this year, China is likely to use AI-generated content to benefit its interests, software major Microsoft has alleged in a blog. The blog is based on Microsoft Threat Intelligence insights
April 7, 2024
TECH NEWS News: Microsoft warns of AI interference in US, South Korea, and India elections by China. Threat includes North Korea's involvement and the use of social m
April 6, 2024
According to the tech giant, China is using fake social media accounts to poll voters on what divides them most to sow division and possibly influence the outcome of the US presidential election in its favour. �� Lok Sabha Elections 2024: China-Based Hackers To Disrupt Indian Elections With AI-Generated Content, Warns Microsoft Threat Analysis Team.
April 6, 2024
Microsoft researchers detail two China-backed disinformation campaigns - SiliconANGLE