Small businesses are facing unprecedented cybersecurity threats from organized crime rings using AI-powered attacks. The landscape has shifted from opportunistic fraud to sophisticated, multi-stage campaigns that exploit trust and familiarity.
CrowdStrike stock has surged 50% YTD to $520, driven by analyst upgrades and strong performance. But current valuations may not justify future growth expectations in the competitive cybersecurity landscape.
Former CISA director Jen Easterly believes AI could eliminate cybersecurity by addressing software quality problems. But is this technological optimism realistic? Industry analysis reveals the challenges ahead.
Microsoft’s Gaming Copilot AI is facing significant privacy scrutiny after users discovered the feature automatically collects and analyzes screenshot text for AI training. The default-enabled data collection, discovered during NDA-protected game testing, highlights growing tensions between AI devel
European governments including Germany, France and the European Commission are adopting Matrix-based encrypted messaging for official communications. This comes as the same institutions support Chat Control legislation that would require scanning private citizen messages, creating what experts call an encryption “backdoor” that undermines security for everyone.
European governments are increasingly turning to Matrix, an open-source encrypted messaging protocol, to secure their own official communications while simultaneously supporting legislation that would weaken encryption protections for private citizens. This emerging contradiction highlights what experts describe as a fundamental tension between government security needs and citizen privacy rights.
Microsoft is pushing back against accusations that its new Gaming Copilot feature secretly captures gameplay screenshots to train AI models. The company acknowledges the tool takes screenshots but insists they’re only used for real-time assistance, not training. Despite these assurances, privacy concerns persist among gamers who find the feature difficult to fully remove without sacrificing Game Bar functionality.
Microsoft’s latest AI gaming assistant is facing significant pushback from privacy-conscious gamers. According to reports emerging from gaming forums, users have detected what appears to be Gaming Copilot transmitting screenshots of their gameplay to Microsoft servers without clear consent. The controversy erupted after a ResetEra forum user documented network activity showing the feature sending gameplay images back to Microsoft, sparking widespread concern throughout the gaming community.
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