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They’re Not Breaching Your Systems, They’re Targeting Your People: The Overlooked AI-Driven Crisis

Business leaders often dismiss the possibility of becoming victims of cyberattacks until they are caught in the crosshairs themselves, at which point the consequences can be dire. Recently, I observed three companies falling prey to cybercrimes that utilized social engineering tactics, prompting a stark realization about the threats facing executives.…

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Major Data Breach: 12,000 API Keys and Passwords Exposed in AI Training Dataset

Massive Exposure of API Keys and Credentials Discovered in Common Crawl Dataset Recent findings from researchers at Truffle Security have revealed a staggering number of nearly 12,000 valid API keys and passwords embedded within the Common Crawl dataset, a prominent open-source web archive that has been utilized extensively by major…

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How Kyocera’s CISO Addresses Cyber Risks in the Era of AI Adoption

Kyocera’s Chief Information Security Officer, Andrew Smith, discusses proactive strategies for addressing the cyber risks linked to AI technologies and outlines actionable steps businesses can take for implementation. Since the explosive popularity of AI, especially following the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, discussions surrounding this technology have gained significant…

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UK Postpones AI Regulation Initiatives

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Geo Focus: The United Kingdom, Geo-Specific Concerns Over AI Regulations Emerging as Lawmakers Delay Legislation Akshaya Asokan (asokan_akshaya) • February 25, 2025 Image: Shutterstock Reports indicate that the Labour Government of the United Kingdom has postponed the rollout of a draft bill aimed at regulating…

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Enhancing Cybersecurity in Financial Services Through Threat Intelligence and Automation

The World Economic Forum’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2025 Insight Report reveals a concerning forecast for technology security teams globally. The financial sector emerges as particularly vulnerable, as evidenced by a Statista report that estimates the average cost of a data breach in this domain at approximately $6.08 million in 2024,…

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Exploring Telegram Groups Targeting Women for Their Facebook Comments

In today’s digital landscape, the issue of online harassment is becoming increasingly alarming, particularly for women. Recent discussions highlight the grave consequences that arise once an individual’s identity is revealed in online spaces. The sharing of social media profiles often leads to unsolicited contact, with some users requesting intimate images…

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US Satellites Equipped with AI Technology to Enhance Cyber Attack Resilience

In recent years, China has solidified its position as a prominent geopolitical and technological rival to the United States, particularly evident in the escalating competition in satellite technology. The U.S. has recognized this challenge, with the satellite sector proving to be a focal point of contention between the two nations.…

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The Human Element: Preventing Social Engineering Fraud by Addressing Human Vulnerabilities

As cyber fraud becomes increasingly sophisticated, businesses face heightened risks, particularly in financial processes involving Accounts Payable (AP). Employees in these positions are prime targets due to their access to sensitive funds and the authority to approve or alter payments. This vulnerability is compounded by outdated security measures and financial…

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