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The best strategy for concerned consumers and businesses involves taking proactive security steps to protect themselves.

The innovation that ChatGPT and other LLMs demonstrate is a good thing, but safeguards and other security frameworks must keep pace.

Security pros say this news demonstrates how old bugs can do extensive damage if left unpatched.

ChatGPTs role in phishing surge demands attention now

Mounting QR code phishing attacks amid the COVID-19 pandemic have led SlashNext to introduce the new QR Code Phishing Protection service, which has been touted as the first-ever solution enabling multi-channel quishing defenses, reports SiliconAngle.

A new survey of over 300 cybersecurity professionals from SlashNext looks at cybercriminal behavior and activity on the Dark Web particularly as it relates to leveraging Generative AI tools and chatbots and finds a startling 1,265 percent increase in malicious phishing emails since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022.

As QR codes have become popular, theyre used for all kinds of things from mobile payments to access control and even document sharing. The problem is that they can also hide risks so its no surprise that theyre becoming a popular vehicle for phishing.

The FBI and the White House sent a warning Tuesday about how technology is being used against us, calling it the “new Cold War.”

Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is hot and full of promise, but according to security experts, it can be exceptionally dangerous in the wrong hands.

A new study reveals that IT and Security leaders are puzzled by AI technologies, raising concerns about readiness to tackle emerging security threats