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Amazon, a giant tech company, recently revealed a new feature that could make Alexa, its virtual assistant technology, mimic anyone’s voice, including those of the dead. The company unveiled this feature at its tech summit this week in a video in which a child asks the program to read a bedtime story in the voice […]

By learning from just a minute of audio, a new AI feature can give Amazon’s Alexa the ability to sound like virtually anyone.

A new feature can enable Alexa to sound like almost anyone, alive or dead, by learning from just a minute's worth of audio.

These are some of the favorite ways cybercriminals try to get around an organization's cyber defenses to steal credentials or commit fraud.

Rachel Tobac is a hacker and the CEO of SocialProof Security, but her behavioral science and neuropsychology background is nontraditional for the information security field. So how does she use that background to hack people?

A pair of security researchers have successfully hacked a Mac belonging to billionaire film producer Jeffrey Katzenberg — proving that owning a macOS device isn't an automatic defense against cyber threats.

A pair of security researchers have successfully hacked a Mac belonging to billionaire film producer Jeffrey Katzenberg -- proving that owning a macOS device isnt an automatic defense against cyber threats.

By Clare Duffy, CNN Business Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, is asking for help in avoiding having personal data about its users scraped from its

Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, is asking for help in avoiding having personal data about its users scraped from its platforms and posted to the web.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson this week demanded a criminal investigation into a journalist who found social security numbers exposed on a state website.