Meta Unveils Video Seal, an Open-Source Tool to Combat Deepfakes with Imperceptible Watermarks
Meta releases Video Seal, an open-source tool to detect AI-generated videos and protect originality, amidst a surge in deepfakes online.
Cybersecurity
New Census Report Reveals Shift to Memory-Safe Programming, Security Concerns in Open-Source Components
The Linux Foundation's Census III report highlights Rust adoption, Python 2 reliance, and security risks in open-source components, based on 12 million data points from 10,000 companies.
North Korean Imposters Infiltrate Multinational Corporations, Steal Billions in Cryptocurrency
Security researchers reveal North Korean hackers pose as employees, recruiters, and venture capitalists to steal corporate secrets and cryptocurrency, evading international sanctions.
Pentagon Finds No Evidence of Foreign or US Military Involvement in Mysterious Drone Sightings
The Pentagon has ruled out foreign or US military involvement in recent drone sightings over New Jersey and other parts of the northeast US, but the identity of the drone operators remains unknown.
Pentagon Rules Out Foreign Adversary Behind Mysterious Drones in Northeast US
The Pentagon has announced that it has no evidence linking recent drone sightings in New Jersey and other northeast US states to a foreign entity or US military activity, but the investigation remains ongoing.
Poland Arrests Former Security Chief in Ongoing Pegasus Spyware Probe
Poland's government arrests former internal security agency head Piotr Pogonowski in connection with alleged abuse of Pegasus phone spyware by previous administration
Ransomware Attack on Blue Yonder Disrupts Operations at Major US and UK Retailers
A ransomware attack on supply chain software provider Blue Yonder causes widespread disruption to operations at major US and UK retailers, including Morrisons, Sainsbury's, and Starbucks.
Ransomware Attack on Blue Yonder Disrupts Supply Chain Operations, Affects Multiple Customers
A ransomware attack on supply chain software giant Blue Yonder has caused widespread disruption to its customers, with several major retailers and businesses affected.
Russia Charges 32-Year-Old Resident with Creating Ransomware Attacks
Russian authorities have indicted a 32-year-old resident for creating and launching ransomware attacks, a rare move in a country known for shielding its citizens from US law enforcement actions.
