It seems like this is becoming too frequent. A lone hacker used Claude and ChatGPT to breach Mexico’s government. 1 person. Two AI subscriptions. Nine agencies compromised. 150 gigabytes of data stolen. The breached agencies include Mexico’s federal tax authority and the national electoral institute, also state level systems in the Mexican states of Jalisco, […]
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EDR or Endpoint Detection and Response is what should have replaced the anti-virus software on your computer years ago. You can think of it as AV on steroids, without all the steroid side effects. Microsoft being Microsoft, they had to do stupid things to allow this hack to work. They never want to intentionally break […]
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The president would like to help his campaign donors and his kids by killing off any limits on how AI is used. Since the White House has not espoused a strategy as of yet on placing any guardrails on AI (other than we don’t want any guardrails on AI), the states have stepped in and […]
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This is a very interesting problem for developers of AI models. Likely it doesn’t impact software developers using those models, but it could affect you or your company if you develop software, even for internal use, that integrates AI functions. Follow this scenario. Some of either your own personal information or your company’s sensitive information […]
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AI, Alerts, Best Practices, Breach, Hacks, Legal, News Bites, Phishing, Privacy, Safety, Security Practices
DoD Cyber Command 2.0 DoD, apparently, doesn’t like it being called Cyber Command 2.0. Maybe we should call it 3.0 or 4.0. DoD has been wrestling with making Cyber Command more effective since it was formed in 2010. Multiple presidents from both parties have failed at it. Now DoD has a new plan to solve […]
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Florida Woman Uses AI – To Make False Assault Claim Brooke Schinault called St. Petersburg police on October 7th to report a stranger breaking into her house. While she didn’t know the person, she provided a photo of the suspect sitting on her couch. As the investigation continued, she remembered that the suspect sexually assaulted […]
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