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AI-powered chatbots: the threats to national security are only beginning - Vimarsana News

AI-powered chatbots: the threats to national security are only beginning

As ChatGPT burst on the scene, it became quickly apparent that it holds as many threats as it does wonders. Nation-states around the world are beginning to grapple with the dangers posed by chatbots even as they worry about what comes next.

Russian SolarWinds Culprits Launch Fresh Barrage of Espionage Cyberattacks - Vimarsana News

Russian SolarWinds Culprits Launch Fresh Barrage of Espionage Cyberattacks

The threat group behind the SolarWinds supply chain attacks is back with new tools for spying on officials in NATO countries and Africa.

Rogue QuickBooks, PayPal accounts used in novel phishing attacks - Vimarsana News

Rogue QuickBooks, PayPal accounts used in novel phishing attacks

Rather than compromising a corporate account hackers are simply signing up for QuickBooks and PayPal and sending phony invoices to targets.

SlashNext's 2023 Mobile BYOD Security Report Reveals 71% of Employees Have Sensitive Work Information on their Personal Devices; 43% Were the Target of Phishing Attacks - Vimarsana News

SlashNext's 2023 Mobile BYOD Security Report Reveals 71% of Employees Have Sensitive Work Information on their Personal Devices; 43% Were the Target of Phishing Attacks

/PRNewswire/ -- SlashNext, the leader in SaaS-based Integrated Cloud Messaging Security across email, web, and mobile, today released its 2023 Mobile BYOD...

71 percent of employees have sensitive work data on personal devices - Vimarsana News

71 percent of employees have sensitive work data on personal devices

Allowing people to use their own devices for work comes with risks. A new report from SlashNext shows that 43 percent of employees were found to have been the target of a work-related phishing attack on their personal devices.