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[2601.20378] Towards Quantum-Safe O-RAN -- Experimental Evaluation of ML-KEM-Based IPsec on the E2 Interface
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[2504.16550] A Collaborative Intrusion Detection System Using Snort IDS Nodes
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Optimizing Radio Access for Massive IoT in 6G Through Highly Dynamic Cooperative Software-Defined Sharing of Network Resources
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A Novel Efficient Dynamic Throttling Strategy for Blockchain-Based Intrusion Detection Systems in 6G-Enabled VSNs
1. Introduction Vehicular Social Networks (VSNs) represent a unique form of localised mobile social networks that exploit vehicular communication links and offer travellers the opportunity to engage in social activities along the road. Direct inquiry from others with a similar experience in proximity over social networks tends to be the most convenient and efficient approach to acquiring up-to-date, specialised, and domain-specific information for travellers [1].
THE CONVERSATION: Email scams are getting more personal – they even fool cybersecurity experts Original
THE CONVERSATION Email fraud is getting more personal and con artists have developed new, chilling tactics. In fact, scammers are getting so good at it that even cybersecurity experts are taken in. We all like to think we’re immune to scams. We scoff at emails from an unknown sender offering us £2 million, in exchange for our bank details. But the game has changed and con artists have developed new, chilling tactics.
Email scams are getting more personal – they even fool cybersecurity experts
We all like to think we’re immune to scams. We scoff at emails from an unknown sender offering us R2 million, in exchange for our bank details. But the game has changed and con artists have developed new, chilling tactics. They are taking the personal approach and scouring the internet for all the details they can find about us. Scammers are getting so good at it that even cybersecurity experts are taken in.
Email scams are getting more personal. They even fool cybersecurity experts Original
We all like to think we're immune to scams. We scoff at emails from an unknown sender offering us £2 million, in exchange for our bank details. But the game has changed and con artists have developed new, chilling tactics. They are taking the personal approach and scouring the internet for all the details they can find about us. Scammers are getting so good at it that even cybersecurity experts are taken in.
Email scams are getting more personal - they even fool cybersecurity experts
We all like to think we’re immune to scams. We scoff at emails from an unknown sender offering us £2 million, in exchange for our bank details. But the game has changed and con artists have developed new, chilling tactics. They are taking the personal approach and scouring the internet for all the details they can find about us. Scammers are getting so good at it that even cybersecurity experts are taken in.
England's new contact tracing app fixes privacy problems – whether it will work is another matter Original
The UK government has begun a trial of its new, revamped COVID-19 contact-tracing app for England, after its previous attempt failed to work as required and raised concerns over privacy. Unlike the previous app, the new version stores information about who each user has come into contact with on their phone using a framework provided by Apple and Google, instead of in a centralised database.
Five ways AI could make your car as smart as a human passenger
Driving long distances without a passenger can be lonely. If you’ve ever done it, you might have wished for a companion to talk to – someone emotionally intelligent who can understand you and help you on the road. The disembodied voice of SatNav helps to fill the monotonous silence, but it can’t hold a conversation or keep you safe. Research on driverless cars is well underway, but less is heard about the work being done to make cars a smart companion for drivers.
Five Ways AI Could Make Your Car as Smart as a Human Passenger
by Max Eiza Driving long distances without a passenger can be lonely. If you’ve ever done it, you might have wished for a companion to talk to – someone emotionally intelligent who can understand you and help you on the road. The disembodied voice of SatNav helps to fill the monotonous silence, but it can’t hold a conversation or keep you safe. Research on driverless cars is well underway, but less is heard about the work being done to make cars a smart companion for drivers.
Five ways AI could make your car as smart as a human passenger
Credit: Sathienpong Prempetch/Shutterstock Driving long distances without a passenger can be lonely. If you've ever done it, you might have wished for a companion to talk to—someone emotionally intelligent who can understand you and help you on the road. The disembodied voice of SatNav helps to fill the monotonous silence, but it can't hold a conversation or keep you safe.
Five ways AI could make your car as smart as a human passenger
Driving long distances without a passenger can be lonely. If you’ve ever done it, you might have wished for a companion to talk to – someone emotionally intelligent who can understand you and help you on the road. The disembodied voice of SatNav helps to fill the monotonous silence, but it can’t hold a conversation or keep you safe. Research on driverless cars is well underway, but less is heard about the work being done to make cars a smart companion for drivers.
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