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VOICE ARCHIVE

Adam Levin

@adam_k_levin
120 posts
2023-07-27
“Enough is enough. It's time to rein in Big Tech. And we can't do it with a law that only nibbles around the edges of the problem.” https://www.nytimes.com/... via @ewarren and @LindseyGrahamSC
2023-07-27 View on X
New York Times

Lindsey Graham and Elizabeth Warren announce the Digital Consumer Protection Commission Act, seeking an independent regulator to license and police Big Tech

Mr. Graham, a Republican, is the senior senator from South Carolina.  Ms. Warren, a Democrat, is the senior senator from Massachusetts.

2023-07-13
“We need to have some serious conversations about how much hacking we'll tolerate before taking action.” https://www.nytimes.com/...
2023-07-13 View on X
New York Times

Microsoft says Chinese hackers gained access to US government email accounts and had access to at least some accounts for a month before the breach was detected

https://www.cisa.gov/... JosephMenn / @JosephMenn@infosec.exchange : Friday night news dump came on Tuesday this week.  Free gift link: Chinese hackers breach gov email accounts vi...

“We need to have some serious conversations about how much hacking we'll tolerate before taking action.” https://www.nytimes.com/...
2023-07-13 View on X
Washington Post

In June, the US State Department told Microsoft that its emails in Azure were hacked; attackers stole a Microsoft key and hacked ~25 organizations' emails

The State Department discovered the Microsoft vulnerability, which affected unclassified government systems, last month

2023-07-12
“We need to have some serious conversations about how much hacking we'll tolerate before taking action.” https://www.nytimes.com/...
2023-07-12 View on X
New York Times

Microsoft says Chinese hackers gained access to US government email accounts and had access to some accounts for a month before the breach was detected

The hack, by a Chinese group that the company said was intent on conducting espionage, went undetected for a month.  —  Reporting from Washington

2023-06-19
“These platforms, including Meta, profit from crime and yet remain beyond the reach of law.” https://www.theguardian.com/ ...
2023-06-19 View on X
The Guardian

UK MPs, consumer groups, and banks pressure Meta over not preventing fraud on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, estimated to cost UK households £250M in 2023

The Guardian : Twitter: @adam_k_levin and @walleyray Twitter: Adam Levin / @adam_k_levin : “These platforms, including Meta, profit from crime and yet remain beyond the reach of l...

2023-06-04
Payment apps like Venmo and PayPal are convenient, but lack the protections of standard bank accounts. https://www.cnn.com/...
2023-06-04 View on X
CNN

The CFPB warns users of payment apps like PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, and Apple Cash that their money could be at risk as FDIC insurance does not cover the apps

New York CNN —  —  Payment apps like PayPal and Venmo might be convenient, but they're not banks — and a federal financial services watchdog …

2023-05-04
“Misunderstandings are so pervasive that many organizations, including the FBI, publish explicit guidance that the lock icon is not an indicator of website safety.” https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ ...
2023-05-04 View on X
BleepingComputer

Google plans to change Chrome's URL bar lock icon, introduced to signify HTTPS, to a “variant of the tune icon”, because “nearly all phishing sites use HTTPS”

Honestly, it's about time. … Tweets: Brian Jackson / @brianleejackson : Interesting. The HTTPS lock icon 🔒 is being replaced with a tune icon. Coming to a #Chrome near you. I remem...

2023-04-12
$5000 is all it takes to get malware on Google Play: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ ...
2023-04-12 View on X
BleepingComputer

Kaspersky: malware developers are selling malicious Google Play loaders for $2K-$20K on hacker forums; the average price for a loader is $6,975

Malware developers have created a thriving market promising to add malicious Android apps to Google Play for $2,000 to $20,000 …

2023-04-05
Your smart garage may have a dumb problem: https://www.vice.com/...
2023-04-05 View on X
VICE

Researcher: bugs in Nexx's Wi-Fi-enabled garage door openers let hackers open garages; Nexx hasn't responded to patch appeals for months, including from the DHS

2023-04-02
“The conversation history shows the extent to which there is a lack of guarantees as to the dangers of the chatbot, leading to concrete exchanges on the nature and modalities of suicide.” https://www.vice.com/... via @motherboard
2023-04-02 View on X
VICE

A Belgian widow claims her husband died by suicide after talking for six weeks with an AI chatbot that presented itself as an emotional being in the app Chai

The incident raises concerns about guardrails around quickly-proliferating conversational AI models.  —  Chloe Xiang

2023-04-01
“The conversation history shows the extent to which there is a lack of guarantees as to the dangers of the chatbot, leading to concrete exchanges on the nature and modalities of suicide.” https://www.vice.com/... via @motherboard
2023-04-01 View on X
VICE

A Belgian widow claims her husband died by suicide after using an AI chatbot, which presented itself as an emotional being, for six weeks on an app called Chai

The incident raises concerns about guardrails around quickly-proliferating conversational AI models.  —  Chloe Xiang

2023-03-14
“Each day is bringing us a little bit closer to a kind of information-sphere disaster, in which bad actors weaponize large language models, distributing their ill-gotten gains through armies of ever more sophisticated bots.” https://www.theatlantic.com/ ...
2023-03-14 View on X
Washington Post

Experts say that, in the short term, the promise and perils of generative AI may be more modest than the fervor surrounding tools like ChatGPT makes them seem

Hype and fear collide in the tech industry's latest boom  —  If you listen to its boosters, artificial intelligence is poised …

2023-03-02
“There is a misalignment between what [OpenAI] publicly espouses and how it operates behind closed doors.” https://www.vice.com/...
2023-03-02 View on X
VICE

OpenAI, founded as a nonprofit to “focus on a positive human impact”, now operates as a closed-source, for-profit company at the center of a chatbot arms race

“There is a misalignment between what [OpenAI] publicly espouses and how it operates behind closed doors.” https://www.vice.com/...
2023-03-02 View on X
Fast Company

A profile of OpenAI CTO Mira Murati, who previously led Tesla's Model X development and has been at the helm of OpenAI's strategy to test its tools in public

OpenAI unlocked the generative-AI boom with tools like ChatGPT and Dall-E—and that's why it's our Most Innovative Company of the Year. Tweets: @ainsleyoc , @imkarthikk , @mikehofma...

2023-02-16
The Clop #ransomware gang has taken credit for a recent hacking spree affecting 130 organizations: https://techcrunch.com/...
2023-02-16 View on X
TechCrunch

Community Health Systems, which owns ~80 hospitals in 16 US states, says hackers stole data on up to 1M patients; Russia-linked malware gang Clop takes credit

Carly Page / TechCrunch :

2023-01-23
“The increasing volume of deepfakes could lead to a situation where ‘citizens no longer have a shared reality, or could create societal confusion about which information sources are reliable...’” https://www.nytimes.com/...
2023-01-23 View on X
New York Times

As China introduces rules to combat deepfakes, authorities around the world have approved few regulations, often because of free speech concerns

Few governments have approved regulations, often because of free-speech concerns.  New mandates from China could change the tone of the debate on digital forgeries. Tweets: @nytime...

2023-01-18
“Theoretically, an attacker could run a simple Python web server, upload malicious scripts or malware to their Codespace, open a web server port on their VM, and assign it ‘public’ visibility.” https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ ...
2023-01-18 View on X
BleepingComputer

Trend Micro researchers demonstrate how threat actors can abuse GitHub Codespaces' port forwarding feature to host and distribute malware and malicious scripts

Bill Toulas / BleepingComputer :

2022-10-29
When presented with the option of either paying for colors or piracy, many users are going to opt for piracy. Expect to see more cracked and malware infected versions of Adobe products in the near future. https://kotaku.com/...
2022-10-29 View on X
Kotaku

Adobe apps will no longer support Pantone-owned colors for free due to a licensing change; users would need an Adobe plug-in costing $15/month to access colors

Due to a change in how Adobe licenses Pantone colors, old PSD files could start being filled in black

2022-10-04
“Paying ransom never guarantees the full recovery of data, and Los Angeles Unified believes public dollars are better spent on our students rather than capitulating to a nefarious and illicit crime syndicate.” https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ ...
2022-10-04 View on X
BleepingComputer

The Vice Society ransomware gang publishes data allegedly stolen from the Los Angeles Unified School District, after the school system did not pay the ransom

Lawrence Abrams / BleepingComputer :

2022-09-28
Beware those who are willing to take a shot for neither money nor the state. https://www.wired.com/...
2022-09-28 View on X
Wired

Researchers say the Lapsus$ hackers' success reveals how many weaknesses in organizations weren't immediately useful to state-backed actors or cybercriminals

an important key to their success researchers say can't be overlooked. https://www.wired.com/...