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Scammers target new students by hijacking legitimate US university emails (opens the original)
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Cybercriminals from Nigeria are targeting college students in the West with an advance fee fraud (AFF) scam tricking them into giving away hundreds of dollars. Security researchers Proofpoint discovered the campaign, which aims to get gullible students to buy gift cards with their own money and send them to the scammers. We don’t know how many people fell victim, or for how long the operation has been going, but Proofpoint believes it knows why the scammers are targeting primarily college studen
Massive Pentagon hack sees records of 2.7 million US military personnel leaked during months-long data breach — names, military service records and Social Security numbers all revealed (opens the original)
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Three million people, both living and deceased, who either work and used to work for a division of the US Department of War (DoW, also known as the DoD), have had their personally identifiable information (PII) stolen in a cyberattack that went on undetected for months. The Department of War runs a component called the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC). It is the DoD’s personnel-data agency that collects and maintains personnel and workforce data. It manages large databases with information ab
'It is possible that threat actors are finding it more accessible or efficient to use LLMs and AI tools': Google warns that AI explosion will lead to more dangerous and advanced security threats (opens the original)
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is helping cybercriminals find and exploit software bugs faster, more easily, and with greater consequences, a new report from the Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) has claimed. However, it’s not in the way you’d expect - there’s very little focus on zero-day vulnerabilities. GTIG's Vulnerability Discovery and Exploitation Trends in the AI Era paper outlines how AI is already having a “measurable impact” on the vulnerability landscape, not just in the speed at
Hackers host fake ChatGPT model on its official website — but really it's just malware (opens the original)
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Criminals are using custom GPTs in combination with Google services to deliver a ClickFix attack to their targets and deploy dangerous malware that can control the victim’s camera and microphone, experts have warned. A new campaign was recently spotted by security researchers Huntress, and as soon as it was shut down, a new one popped up within days. At the center of the scam is a ChatGPT feature called “Custom GPT”. This is a version of the AI tool that a user can configure for a specific purpo
AI models are sharing sensitive data from tech companies in new 'PixelLeak' screenshots (opens the original)
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) doesn’t have to be malicious, evil, or gullible, to be a security risk. Case in point - thousands of publicly hosted screenshots, many containing important secrets, being uploaded by an AI that just wanted to get its job done. Cybersecurity researchers Glow Security discovered multiple public GitHub repositories built by AI agents. They were hosting more than 13,000 screenshots from more than 300 companies. Some of the screenshots contained information about sensitiv
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