Tag: Ransomware

Recently, an independent security analyst & bug hunter Nagli (@naglinagli) discovered a critical security vulnerability in ChatGPT, a widely used and recently released platform. OpenAI, a Microsoft-backed firm, responded quickly by creating a bug bounty program to address the ATO security issue. Unfortunately, reports of hackers selling premium ChatGPT accounts on the dark web were recorded. ChatGPT users are advised to take caution.

The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) warns of malicious imitators using their ChatGPT page to spread malware. Follow the agency's advice to keep you and your confidential data safe: be vigilant with unfamiliar links, only download from trusted sources, and keep devices and software up-to-date.

ChatGPT is an AI-based system from British tech startup DeepMind, revolutionizing cybersecurity with its natural language processing capabilities and ability to scan enormous datasets to detect and analyze potential threats. It can be used to educate employees, hunt for threats, anticipate risks, assist during incidents, and detect fraud in real-time. ChatGPT may be in its infancy but it is already having a major impact on cybersecurity and data privacy.

This article explores the alarming rise of phishing attacks in the year 2022, with the education sector being the most targeted sector with a 576% rise from 2021. It dives into the specifics of the attack and reveals that Microsoft was the most emulated brand in the year, with nearly 31% of attacks targeting Microsoft applications. It also highlights the new tools and techniques being used by cybercriminals, as well as recruitment scams and Vishing attacks. Finally, the article provides an overview of the security solutions provided by Global CISO and Head of Security, Zscaler.

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.