When chatbots break bad – Grok’s prompt hack reveals new AI vulnerability
When users were searching for kitten videos on Elon Musk’s Grok AI, and it responded by talking about white genocide in South Africa, they knew they had a problem on their hands.
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Over 100 malicious Chrome extensions detected: disguised as AI tools, VPNs, and crypto utilities
In over a year, a single cybercriminal spawned over 100 fake malicious Chrome extensions with dual functionalities, capable of tracking users and stealing their access tokens. The hacker bypasses Google’s defenses by injecting malicious scripts remotely, after the extension is installed.
New Orleans police secretly used live facial recognition to nab people right on the street
Dodgy, sketchy, illegal – you name it. It turns out that New Orleans police spent years scanning live feeds of city streets and secretly using facial recognition technology to identify suspects in real time. A scandal is brewing.
Eindhoven University of Technology hackers utilized reused passwords to infiltrate IT systems
The hackers who were caught carrying out a cyberattack on Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) in January had been accessing the computer network undetected for days. To break into the university’s IT environment, they used passwords from hacked accounts that were reused.
