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OpenAI’s newly launched ChatGPT Atlas browser is raising alarms among security researchers who call its privacy risks “insurmountably high.” Within 24 hours of release, hackers demonstrated vulnerabilities that could expose user credentials and enable phishing attacks.
OpenAI has entered the browser market with ChatGPT Atlas, a reimagined web navigation tool that sources indicate is essentially a modified Chromium browser with integrated AI capabilities. According to reports, the browser aims to transform how users interact with the web through conversational interfaces rather than traditional URLs and search terms.
Security researchers have uncovered a significant vulnerability in a widely-used Rust library that affects Python’s uv package manager. The flaw enables attackers to hide malicious files in tar archives, posing supply chain threats.
Security analysts at computing security firm Edera have identified a critical vulnerability in the popular async-tar Rust crate that impacts the uv Python package manager, according to their published findings. The vulnerability involves improper handling of tar archive headers that could allow attackers to conceal additional files within archives.
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As artificial intelligence systems become increasingly sophisticated, distinguishing humans from bots online presents growing challenges. Worldcoin’s eye-scanning orb technology reportedly offers a sci-fi-inspired solution through privacy-focused biometric verification.
With artificial intelligence systems generating increasingly convincing synthetic content and automated bots proliferating across digital platforms, verifying human identity online has become both more critical and more challenging, according to industry analysts. Sources indicate that the ratio of bots to humans continues to shift unfavorably, creating vulnerabilities in digital trust systems and enabling new forms of AI-driven fraud.
A significant data breach has exposed 183 million email accounts and associated passwords across multiple websites. Security experts warn this latest incident brings the total number of compromised accounts to over 15.3 billion globally.
Security researchers have identified what sources indicate is one of the largest data breaches in recent memory, with 183 million email accounts and their corresponding passwords reportedly exposed across multiple websites. According to reports from the data breach tracking service Have I Been Pwned, this massive collection of compromised credentials was recently added to their security database.
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Deepfake attacks bypassing identity verification have increased by 704% according to recent threat intelligence. The global AI fraud detection market is projected to reach $31.69 billion by 2029 as organizations seek advanced protection.
The rapid escalation of artificial intelligence-enabled fraud is driving unprecedented growth in the prevention market, with analysts suggesting the global AI fraud detection sector could reach $31.69 billion by 2029. This expansion comes as reports indicate deepfake attacks designed to bypass identity verification systems have surged by 704% according to iProov’s 2024 Threat Intelligence Report.