Tag: Cyber security

Protect yourself from malicious AI-generated malware with these tips. Cybercriminals are using ChatGPT and Google Bard to code undetectable malware, making users vulnerable to stolen data, distracting Facebook ads, and more. Keep your online security in check with antivirus and regular security patches, and do research before downloading dubious 'ChatGPT' or 'Google Bard' apps.

This article looks at the possible attacks coming from Indonesia and how cyber-security researchers are responding. As the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs issued an alert to hundreds of state and central government websites, Ashish Tandon highlighted the need to move their digital infrastructure to the cloud to prevent malicious cyber activity. Meanwhile, security researchers have introduced tech tools to protect Indian women from online harassment and cyber threats. It is now critical for governments to prioritize digital security, as the number of cyber-attacks increase and cause serious harm.

Stay informed! Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C) has issued an alert regarding "Hacktivist Indonesia" targeting 12,000 Indian governmental websites. I4C has requested the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (Cert.In) to share this information to all cyber-crime units across the states. Stay cyber safe with the new Guidelines For Indian Government Websites (GIGW) 3.0.

ChatGPT is the latest AI chatbot by OpenAI, developed to answer questions and engage in conversations with users. Unfortunately, it has been met with concern due to its data privacy policies and information collection. This AI chatbot gathers personal data, device info and conversation transcripts, making security a problem. OpenAI is striving to ensure user safety while using ChatGPT, while also facing scrutiny over its data retention methods. Be aware of potential risks before using the AI chatbot.

Amidst the growing number of ransomware attacks around the world, organizations face a huge financial and operational disruption. According to the 2023 Global Cyber Confidence Index analysis from ExtraHop, 83% of victimized organizations have paid the extortion money with an average cost reaching US $925,162. Cyber gangs are utilizing 'double extortion' tactics to put pressure on vulnerable business environments. Companies need to keep up with patching and monitoring devices to protect their assets from such attacks.