Criminal use of AI enters new and dangerous phase
Cybercriminals have just added what may be the most dangerous weapon yet to their arsenal of illegal software, a DarkInfoSecurity Europe 2025 focuses on weaponized AI
InfoSecurity Europe 2025, which begins in London today, Tuesday, June 2nd, will this year be dominated by the rapidly growingAI system blackmails its creator
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is learning to think like a human. But the critical question now being asked in IT circlesAI-driven cybersecurity dominates RSA in San Francisco
Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven cybersecurity is set to dominate RSA, the world’s largest cybersecurity event, which kicked off yesterday in SanDeepfake news lures new victims
Deepfake videos of TV news presenters are being used to dupe gullible viewers into logging onto illegal gambling sites whereCompanies complacent about AI-generated cyber-attacks
Companies are largely ignorant of the looming threat of increased artificial intelligence (AI) identity theft, despite the fact that 93Companies must identify the value of their data
Most organizations have no clear idea of the value of the data they hold on themselves and their customers. AccordingToxic warning for China’s DeepSeek AI app
On January 31, Texas became the first US state to ban the Chinese-owned generative artificial intelligence (AI) application, DeepSeek, on2025 forecast to be boom year for cybersecurity
California-based cybersecurity goliath Palo Alto Networks has issued a bullish revenue forecast based on a perceived rising global demand forCybercriminals Weaponize Google AI assistant
Cybercriminals have been quick to see nefarious possibilities in search engine giant Google’s new Gemini 2.0 AI assistant. According toShoring up SMEs Cyber-Defenses
In an exclusive interview with Cyber Intelligence, CEO and co-founder of cybersecurity firm EyeR, Sean Tsvik, explains what small-to-medium-sized organizationsChinese AI offering rattles Big Tech investors
The start of this week saw roughly $1 trillion wiped off leading US tech stocks, following the launch of Deepseek,GenAI speeds up cybercrime
While Silicon Valley is finding that artificial intelligence (AI) is proving a tough sell to businesses and consumers, cybercriminals worldwideWEF predicts perfect storm for cybercrime
The World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2025 reports that several compounding factors are creating an increasingly complex andAI enables ransomware boom
A new ransomware group, named Funksec, is the latest example of relatively inexperienced cybercriminals using AI to develop weaponized malware.AI gives the game away
The latest threat for companies using large language (LLM) AI software to replace human staff is the software’s innate gullibility.Security minefield ahead for GenAI users
In an exclusive interview with Cyber Intelligence, Gadi Bashvitz, CEO of cybersecurity testing firm, Bright Security warns of the security challengesGenerative AI – the current state of play
In an exclusive interview with Cyber Intelligence, Mike Finley, the Co-Founder and CTO of AnswerRocket, a business intelligence platform thatBig Tech’s rapidly-shrinking green credentials
Big Tech is currently performing a rather awkward fan dance, trying to cover up its rape and pillage of theCan MSN’s new AI Copilot replace human workers?
In a matter of days, Microsoft will unveil the much-heralded new version of its Copilot software to a business worldAI-Enabled Drones: Navigating the New Frontier of Cyber C-UAS Defense
In the rapidly evolving landscape of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force, revolutionizing operational methodologies acrossRocky start for Big Tech’s AI rollout
Companies are already becoming disenchanted with the initial rollout of Big Tech’s new artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Rapidly diminishing returnBig tech goes nuclear
America’s leading technology companies are now engaged in their own nuclear power race. Advertising and search giant Google has announced that itInsider attacks rise by over 50 percent
Insider attacks, where staff either deliberately or accidently compromise an organization’s security, are rising steeply. According to Cybersecurity firm, Gurucul,Cybercriminals ramp up AI-driven deepfake scams
Cyber toolkits for threat actors are now harnessing the latest deepfake technology and artificial intelligence (AI) for targeted email attacks,A Deluge of Powerful Fraud Tactics Are Giving Businesses Trust
It feels like fraudsters are consistently staying one step ahead of us. Back in early 2022, a study found thatCost of AI could rise tenfold – warns Gartner
Gartner issued a stern warning this week to organizations across all sectors that the cost of introducing artificial intelligence (AI)EU AI Act to act as a template for other
The European Union (EU) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, which came into effect earlier this month, is now set to actDeepfakes set to deceive at DEF CON
It looks as if deepfakes will be the hot topic at the big international hacker conference DEF CON in LasExclusive: Expanding AI data centers have become tempting targets
Big Tech’s rapidly-expanding server farms are becoming increasingly tempting targets for ransomware gangs. In their Gadarene rush to be firstExclusive: Deepfakes being used to manipulate share prices
Cash-rich cybercriminals are learning that the easiest way to make money on the stock markets while laundering cash at theAI-engineered email attacks are on the rise
Email scams aimed at business users are becoming increasingly sophisticated and increasingly tough to detect. Threat actors are now usingMusk deems “Apple Intelligence” offering insecure
Bereft of fresh ideas or new products, Apple’s main offering at its long-awaited annual Worldwide Developer's Conference in Cupertino, California,‘Shadow AI’ is putting companies at risk
The increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools by staff ahead of IT departments involvement has resulted in the growingCybercrime continues to cold-shoulder AI
Organized cybercriminals continue to give artificial intelligence (AI) the cold shoulder. New research from US telecoms conglomerate Verizon confirms aApple enters GenAI marketplace
Apple has joined Google and Microsoft in launching its own generative artificial intelligence (AI) offering, OpenELM. Apple claims that OpenELM,AI could overload US power grid
Silicon Valley’s tech giants are fond of publicizing their green credentials by installing everything from waterless urinals to solar power.AI is fueling China’s cyber war against the US
Once again, China is harnessing new Western technology to attack and undermine the US at home and overseas. According to- 1
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