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Unveiling the scandal: Gov.ph sites' shameful casino redirects - Vimarsana News

Unveiling the scandal: Gov.ph sites' shameful casino redirects

I got an email alert from the Department of ICT on June 9, 2023. I felt embarrassed as I read the contents. You see the email warned that one or more of our hosted gov.ph sites at [www.bnshosting.net](http://www.bnshosting.net) were redirecting users to casino and gambling sites.

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Over 77,000 computers in Vietnam suffer data encryption in 7 months: Bkav | Sci-Tech - Vimarsana News

Over 77,000 computers in Vietnam suffer data encryption in 7 months: Bkav | Sci-Tech

More than 77,000 computers in Vietnam have suffered data encryption since December 2022, according to Bkav – a leading Vietnamese technology corporation that specialises in cyber security and software.

Researcher Tricks ChatGPT into Building Undetectable Steganography Malware - Vimarsana News

Researcher Tricks ChatGPT into Building Undetectable Steganography Malware

Using only ChatGPT prompts, a Forcepoint researcher convinced the AI to create malware for finding and exfiltrating specific documents, despite its directive to refuse malicious requests.

Russian hackers are using ChatGPT to write malicious pieces of code - Vimarsana News

Russian hackers are using ChatGPT to write malicious pieces of code

The conversational chatbot can help you write any piece of code and it does not really know whether your intentions with the code are good or bad.

ChatGPT can be used to generate malicious code, finds research - Vimarsana News

ChatGPT can be used to generate malicious code, finds research

Researchers at Check Point used ChatGPT and Codex used standard English instructions to create code that can be used to launch spear phishing attacks