The rapid emergence of Deepseek, a Chinese -made artificial intelligence platform, increased this week’s concerns over US AI, as Americans are increasingly adopting Chinese digital services. With constant criticism of security issues alleged by Tiktok’s relationship with China, Deepseek’s privacy policy confirms that it stores user information on the country’s servers.
Meanwhile, security researchers in Wiz have discovered that Deepseek exposes an important database online and leaks more than 1 million records, including user submission, system -related logs, and API authentication. Since this platform promotes its cheaper R1 argument, security researchers tested 50 famous prisons against Chatbot Deepseek and found backward safety support compared to Western competitors.
Brandon Russell, founder of the 29 -year -old Atomwaffen, a Nazi Nazi guerrilla agency, is being tried this week due to a claimed map to eliminate the Baltimore power grid and create a race war. The trial offers a look at federal law enforcement research on an annoying advertising network aimed at inspiring widespread casualties in the United States and beyond.
An unofficial group of West African fraudsters, called Yahoo sons, use AI news executives for the victims’ extortion and accuses the news reports of falsely accusing them of crime. A wired review of telegram posts shows that these fraudsters threatens to be humiliated, broadcasting very convincing fake news to push victims on ransom.
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According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, hacking groups with known links with China, Iran, Russia and North Korea are using artificial intelligence chats like Google Gemini to help tasks such as writing malicious code and researching possible attack targets Are.
While Western officials and security experts have long warned of artificial intelligence potential for destructive use, the journal cited Wednesday’s report from Google: Dozens of hacking groups in more than 20 countries are primarily of the platform. Used as a research and productivity tool. Focusing on the efficiency and not developing the sophisticated and new hack techniques.
For example, Iranian groups used ChatBot to produce phishing content in English, Hebrew and Farsi. China -related groups used Gemini for tactical research in technical concepts such as technical data and increased points. In North Korea, hackers used it to provide coverage letters for remote technology jobs, according to reports that in support of the regime’s efforts to put the spy on technical roles to fund their nuclear program.
This is not the first time that external hacking groups have been found using ChatBots. Last year, Openai revealed that five of these groups used ChatGpt in similar methods.
On Friday, Watts Apps revealed that nearly 100 journalists and civil society members were targeted by an Israeli company Paragon Solutions. According to a statement to the Guardian, the meta -owned company warned the affected persons and said with “high self -esteem” that at least 90 users were targeted and possibly endangered. “Watts App did not reveal the victims, including whether there is in the United States.
The attack appears to have used “zero click”, meaning that the victims are infected without the need to open a destructive bond or attachment. After endangering the phone, the spy-known as graphite-the full access of the operator, including the ability to read the final encrypted messages to the end, is sent through programs such as WhatsApp and the signal.
