Parents are underestimating how frequently their children use generative artificial intelligence, especially at younger ages. According to a new YouGov study commissioned by interface, 40% of French 11- and 12-year-olds report using general-purpose generative AI at least weekly, compared with just 26% according to parents’ own estimates.More strikingly, among the 11- and 12-year-olds who use...Read More
As digital technologies continue to transform criminal activity, the ability of law enforcement officers to identify, collect, preserve, and properly handle digital evidence has become increasingly important for effective investigations.To address this need, the OSCE Programme Office in Astana supported the implementation of the National Cybercrime Training Framework for Law Enforcement and Judiciary (NCTF LEJ)...Read More
Websites around the world have been hit by millions of attempts to exploit a recently discovered vulnerability in their code, cybersecurity companies have said, as the US warned the flaw could allow attackers to take control of web servers, steal data and disrupt services.The problem in the PHP programming language, which underpins about 70% of...Read More
Two days after an exclusive CBC investigation revealed the extent of the Crime Stoppers data hack in Canada, experts are now weighing the long-term implications of what could be among the country’s most dangerous privacy failures.”It strikes me as potentially one of the most harmful data breaches we’ve ever seen in Canada,” said Michael Geist,...Read More
Britain’s critical national infrastructure is likely to be hit by AI ransomware attacks in the next two years, the National Cyber Security Centre has warned. The stark warning has been issued now as experts warn the UK is at a critical “sliding doors moment” of national consequence as AI malware is being harnessed to orchestrate...Read More
Hackers changed refrigeration settings at European supermarkets, forcing stores to discard produce, while UK suppliers reported attacks on cold-storage systems. Supermarkets are reviewing their refrigeration security after cyberattacks on November 2 altered cooling settings and forced stores to discard chilled and frozen food. Reports initially covered seven European countries, but later disclosures added Germany and...Read More
Just because AI makes a recommendation does not mean that AI found the correct website and does not indicate that the website has been vetted for safety or security. Additionally, AI could present the shopper with an outdated link.When you click a link provided in AI results, the first thing to check is if it...Read More
Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Hackers have targeted French blood stocks used in medical emergenciesAttackers tried to raise freezer temperatures from -22F to 230FThe attack was spotted quickly and no blood had to be destroyedA few days ago, hackers attacked European supermarket freezers for the...Read More
Compiled by C. ARUNO, BENJAMIN LEE and GERARD GIMINOA social media content creator’s attempt to raise awareness about online child safety has uncovered some shocking revelations, reported Sinar Harian.Zamarul Ramzie Abdullah, better known as Papazam, said he posed as a 15-year-old girl using fake accounts on social media platforms and dating apps.“I wanted to see...Read More
IN PHOTOS | IN PHOTOS | The Department of Education has rolled out the Safe School Environment Audit (SSEA) framework to consolidate disaster risk reduction, child protection, and campus security into a unified safety profile. Education Secretary Sonny Angara highlighted that this data-driven initiative aims to ensure that schools serve as secure, nurturing sanctuaries for...Read More
