Cybersecurity
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The technology director of Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District in Texas says AI will make phishing campaigns and deepfake videos more sophisticated, requiring more vigilance on the part of network users.
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Some school district IT teams have been experimenting with using generative AI tools for cybersecurity, for example to analyze data logs on help desk tickets to improve incident response plans, or to troubleshoot code.
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"Stories like this become treated as fact, [simply] because they are repeated so often."
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Will bring together consumer advocates, industry representatives, technology experts, and academics to address the consumer protection issues raised by the practice of tracking consumers' activities online to target advertising -- or "behavioral advertising."
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"The scale of this stock pump-and-dump spam campaign is like nothing we've seen before."
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"The Cyber Crime Grant Program will help ensure our law enforcement community has the tools they need to track and apprehend Internet predators before they harm our children."
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The computer attack aimed at Estonia recently shows that the world can't ignore the dangers of cyberterrorism any longer.
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Amends the definition of "ballot" to confirm that votes on a direct-recording electronic device must result in a paper or other tangible ballot.
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"Criminals should now know that the 'eye in the sky' will always be watching."
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"The Home Office still hasn't released any specifications, so its figures are pie in the sky."
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"This new resource will provide unprecedented exposure for missing children, reaching potentially millions of viewers every day and increasing the opportunity that someone has seen them."
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"At the moment it seems that the Internet is increasingly perceived as a sort of 'wild west,' outside the law ... That needs to change, or else confidence in the Internet could be destroyed."
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All event competitors, workers and attendees were required to wear a badge with a bar code and an RFID tag containing identifying information such as name, country of origin and a venue access matrix.
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The committee found the electronic vote, the paper ballot, a bar code and internal memory were in sync. But certain shortcomings needed to be corrected, the committee concluded.
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"PDF spam demonstrates the continued innovation in spam techniques that attempt to bypass anti-spam detection and trick employees into opening e-mails."
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"MySpace's identification of such a large number of registered sex offenders on its site underscores the need for awareness and action by all networking sites,'' said New Jersey Attorney General Anne Milgram.
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As a result of 3 days of monitoring, AirDefense develops new detection and protection methods.
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"As more and more children and teens grow up in an online world, it is important they understand how to behave online, and their safety and security depends on whether or not they talk to strangers, place personal information on social networking sites or secure their family's computer."
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Patches should be installed quickly, say security experts.
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