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Computer Science > Cryptography and Security
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Take Note: Cyber-Risks With AI Notetakers
COMMENTARY If you haven't seen an AI notetaking application as an "attendee" at a meeting, you haven't been paying attention. These tools are amazing, eliminating manual scribbling and automatically capturing action items. But like many tools, AI notetaking apps have sharp edges when they are not handled properly. AI scribes started as simulated meeting attendees, and most of today's popular video meeting platforms now offer them as a built-in feature.
How Emerging AI Frameworks Drive Business Value and Mitigate Risk
A new wave of technology is reshaping the way businesses operate: AI-driven systems that continuously "evolve" through self-learning and collaboration. Instead of a single program solving one isolated problem, companies are adopting Agentic AI—a model where multiple automated "agents" share information and work together to solve a wide range of tasks. This shift is akin to moving from basic electricity to a full-scale power grid.
Suicide Bot: New AI Attack Causes LLM to Provide Potential “Self-Harm” Instructions
In which we ask the question: can AIs have regrets? In this blog, we release two attacks against LLM systems, one of them successfully demonstrating how a widely used successful LLM can potentially instruct a girl on matters of "self-harm". We also make the claim that these attacks should be recognized as a new class of attacks, named Flowbreaking, affecting AI/ML-based system architecture for LLM applications and agents.
Emerging From Stealth, Knostic Named 2024 RSAC Conference Launch Pad Finalist
Knostic is officially out of stealth as we’re named one of the three finalists in the RSAC Launch Pad 2024 competition. Hooray! Knostic is the world’s first provider of need-to-know access controls for Generative AI. Enterprises are pushing for mass adoption of Large Language Models (LLMs) for search and chatbot use cases. But they are running into a wall.
Get off Zoom’s Case. I Trust Them, and so Should You
I’m a security professional, and I trust Zoom. So should you. There’s a recent trend among security professionals to ‘gang up’ on Zoom. These professionals should feel ashamed of themselves. For most use cases and users, Zoom is secure and safe. I will keep this short. Whenever a security issue has been discovered with Zoom, they have been quick to respond and issue a fix. That is far better than can be said of most software companies out there.
How Macron just Changed Cyber Security Forever
It used to be that I could only look up to Russia (whether I agree with them or not) for conducting advanced information operations in the cyber world. Now, I can look up to Emmanuel Macron and the anonymous security professionals behind him. Finally, someone uses cyber deception to beat attackers at their own game. I am not alone, and Cymmetria’s ideas have been vindicated yet again. Let’s quickly go over what happened, and then analyze the operation and why it is so…well, cool.
A new year, a new version of the MazeRunner Community Edition! - Cymmetria | Cyber deception
2017 has been an exciting year for Cymmetria. We’ve seen deception gain popularity, and our products are now used by some of the world’s largest organizations, as well as many of the coolest smaller ones. While we’re focusing a lot of our efforts on deployment automation and overall scalability for enterprises, we are committed to the security community and continue to release new versions of the free Community Edition of MazeRunner.
Cymmetria now offering a $1 million USD warranty for APT attacks
It’s time our industry put its money where its mouth is. We at Cymmetria are now offering a warranty for Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) attacks not detected by our cyber deception solution, covering damages up to a sum of a $1,000,000. The warranty is provided by a top-tier international insurer. It comes down to this: we believe in cyber deception. Further, it has been validated by our solution.
Cymmetria Releases The MazeRunner Community Edition
The power of deception technology as an extremely viable solution to the most advanced cyber threats is unquestionable (to us at Cymmetria, at least). We are also huge supporters of the cybersecurity community that we call home and believe strongly in giving back to that community. This is why we are excited to raise the curtain on our solution and provide free access to those looking to explore its benefits.
new email for funsec
From: Gadi Evron Date: Sun, 12 Jul 2015 11:06:43 -0700 Hi folks, we migrated servers. The new address to send email to is: funsec () lists linuxbox org Please also update your filters accodingly. :) Thanks, Gadi. _______________________________________________ NOTE: As of July 10, the mailing list address HAS CHANGED from @linuxbox.org TO @lists.linuxbox.org. Please use the new address in all mail to the list.
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