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<!–> PUGUN SJ/Getty Images One time I unwittingly clicked on a malicious link. That link took me to a website that would have installed malicious software on my computer. Had I been using Windows instead of Linux, I most likely would have fallen victim to ransomware. Since that incident, I’ve become hypervigilant about clicking anything. […] More
<!–> Alexander Koerner/Getty Images Two sandboxes now are available for government agencies and businesses in Singapore to develop and test generative artificial intelligence (AI) applications. Both sandboxes will run on Google Cloud’s generative AI toolsets, including its Vertex AI platform, low-code developer tools, and graphical processing units (GPUs). Pre-retained generative AI models also will be […] More
Flipper Zero running the MiFare Fuzzer app from the new app store. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNET I’ve raved about the Flipper Zero<!–>, the $169 multifunctional device that looks like a toy but can interact with digital interfaces in the physical world. It can do all sorts of cool things, such as emulate RFID and NFC cards, analyze radio […] More
Telly/ZDNET A free 55-inch TV sounds like a dream, right? All you have to do in exchange is watch some ads. I signed up because I figured I’ve been watching TV with ads for as long as I can remember, so it’s not a new concept. What’s new in this ‘deal’ is that the free […] More
<!–> TU IS/Getty Images There needs to be collective global efforts to govern artificial intelligence (AI), where common consensus on the guardrails needed is urgent. Amid calls for different global measures and initiatives, AI governance will prove complex and requires a universal approach, said United Nations (UN) Secretary-General António Guterres. AI models already are widely available […] More
<!–> MacPaw One of the first apps I install on any new Mac is MacPaw’s CleanMyMac X–>. As the name suggests, it can seek out and remove system junk and uncover massive files that are eating up your storage space. But don’t let the name fool you. It can do a lot more. Also: The Apple […] More
It was only a matter of time before the AI chatbot was emulated for malicious purposes — and one such tool is now on the market, known as WormGPT. ZDNET screenshot via Twitter When ChatGPT was made available to the public on November 30, 2002, the AI chatbot took the world by storm. The software […] More
<!–> VCG/Contributor/Getty Images Has your job ever restricted your work computer’s access to specific websites? Perhaps your company blocks certain websites because they aren’t conducive to productivity, or visiting those websites is inappropriate at work. Also: WormGPT: Beware ChatGPT’s malicious cousin Well, Google restricted some of its employees from accessing the internet unless, of course, the […] More
