Ransomware group Ransomed.vc claims to have successfully breached Sony Group and is threatening to sell a cache of data stolen from the Japanese company.
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Dejon can recognise your face
The video games rating board, known and referred to as the ESRB, has proposed the implementation of a new age verification tech that would use facial age assurance to gain parental consent.
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China bans iPhones for government staff
Jude liked this article about how shares in Apple have fallen for a second day in a row after reports that Chinese government workers have been banned from using iPhones.
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Julian know the difference, but do you?
Internet and Ethernet both enable connectivity between users and devices, but what are the differences between the two?
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Bowen’s hacking vote
The Electoral Commission has confirmed it failed a basic cyber-security test around the same time hackers gained entry to the organisation.
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Tad has been beaten in the race to build a Chat GPT checker
Edward Tian has been thinking about the power of artificial intelligence for a number of years.
But it was in a packed lecture last year that the computer science student at Princeton University saw how advanced this technology had become. His thesis adviser displayed a set of text in front of the class and asked the students to differentiate between what had been written by a human and what had been AI generated.
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Will wants a chip in his brain
Elon Musk wants to put a computer chip in your brain. Well, maybe not in your brain, but in the brain of some human somewhere.
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George has attacked JD Sports
Sportswear chain JD Sports has said stored data relating to 10 million customers might be at risk after it was hit by a cyber-attack.
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Billy’s AI scam-bot
A series of experiments undertaken using GPT-3 AI text-generating interfaces to create malicious messages designed to spear-phish, scam, harrass, and spread fake news.
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Finlay’s haptic gloves
The industry’s most advanced haptic gloves, now in a lightweight, wireless package
Hundreds of microfluidic actuators across your fingers and palms, offering superior tactile feedback worthy of enterprise applications.
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