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GenAI Enables Cybersecurity Leaders to Hire More Entry-Level Talent
Aroudn 93% of security leaders said public GenAI was in use across their respective organizations, and 91% reported using GenAI specifically for cybersecurity operations, according to Splunk.
AI-Powered Russian Network Pushes Fake Political News
Security researchers have discovered a major new Russian disinformation campaign using generative AI (GenAI) to “plagiarize and weaponize” content from major news organizations, in a bid to influence Western voters.
Feds, Military Personnel Compete in President’s Cyber Cup Challenge
Artificially Intelligent — a team of four Army servicemembers and one from the Air Force — won the 2024 President’s Cyber Cup Challenge, a five-year-old competition open to federal government and U.S. military personnel.
Malicious Python Package Hides Sliver C2 Framework in Fake Requests Library Logo
Cybersecurity researchers have identified a malicious Python package that purports to be an offshoot of the popular requests library and has been found concealing a Golang-version of the Sliver command-and-control (C2) framework within a PNG image of the project's...
Attack Makes Autonomous Vehicle Tech Ignore Road Signs
Researchers have developed a technique called "GhostStripe" that can exploit the camera-based computer vision systems of autonomous vehicles, causing them to fail to recognize road signs, making it very risky for Tesla and Baidu Apollo vehicles.
Attack Makes Autonomous Vehicle Tech Ignore Road Signs
Researchers have developed a technique called "GhostStripe" that can exploit the camera-based computer vision systems of autonomous vehicles, causing them to fail to recognize road signs, making it very risky for Tesla and Baidu Apollo vehicles.
Attack Makes Autonomous Vehicle Tech Ignore Road Signs
Researchers have developed a technique called "GhostStripe" that can exploit the camera-based computer vision systems of autonomous vehicles, causing them to fail to recognize road signs, making it very risky for Tesla and Baidu Apollo vehicles.
Attack Makes Autonomous Vehicle Tech Ignore Road Signs
Researchers have developed a technique called "GhostStripe" that can exploit the camera-based computer vision systems of autonomous vehicles, causing them to fail to recognize road signs, making it very risky for Tesla and Baidu Apollo vehicles.
Attack Makes Autonomous Vehicle Tech Ignore Road Signs
Researchers have developed a technique called "GhostStripe" that can exploit the camera-based computer vision systems of autonomous vehicles, causing them to fail to recognize road signs, making it very risky for Tesla and Baidu Apollo vehicles.
Attack Makes Autonomous Vehicle Tech Ignore Road Signs
Researchers have developed a technique called "GhostStripe" that can exploit the camera-based computer vision systems of autonomous vehicles, causing them to fail to recognize road signs, making it very risky for Tesla and Baidu Apollo vehicles.
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