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Learn how to monitor and protect your Twitch content from being used to train AI models by building a practical data analysis tool.
Learn how to enhance your privacy when using AI chat platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini by configuring privacy settings and following best practices.
NHS England has admitted that a key data-protection document failed to disclose that Palantir staff could access identifiable patient data, sparking concerns over transparency and privacy.
Learn to build a privacy risk assessment tool that detects AI inference vulnerabilities in datasets, helping organizations protect against emerging privacy threats beyond traditional data leaks.
New research suggests that the apparent decline in ransomware attacks may be misleading, with cybercriminals shifting to more targeted and sophisticated tactics. Businesses must maintain heightened vigilance and implement robust defenses.
Google accidentally indexed thousands of Claude AI conversations, exposing private chats to public search results. Users are urged to check their shared links and request removal from search engines.
Learn how to create a basic security monitoring system that can detect unauthorized access to sensitive files, similar to what was compromised in the Ernst & Young breach.
A new malware targeting AI infrastructure has been discovered, capable of stealing data, logging in credentials, and destroying files with a 'death switch' feature.
Microsoft will block screenshots of sensitive documents in OneDrive when opened in Microsoft Edge, starting next month. The feature applies only to enterprise accounts and labeled files, enhancing data security without affecting personal use.
A Zoom incident has highlighted the privacy risks of automatic meeting transcription, where private conversations may be recorded without explicit consent. The issue raises important questions about user privacy and data handling in virtual environments.
As generative AI becomes more prevalent, experts are urging a shift from automatic AI activation to opt-in defaults for greater user privacy and control.
A new Mac malware named CrashStealer is deceiving users by mimicking Apple's legitimate crash reporter to steal sensitive data including passwords and cryptocurrency information.
