Tag: Security risks

Google's new Passkey technology enables secure and convenient access to its Workspace and Cloud accounts without the need for a password. By using two cryptographic keys, passkeys offer a more robust authentication system than traditional password-based authentication. With phishing attacks on the rise, Google's AI-based solutions and board membership in the FIDO alliance ensures maximum credential security. Passkeys are twice as fast as passwords and reduce errors by four times, making them an ideal choice for business customers. Rollout to Google Workspace users is set to begin in the coming weeks.

Discover how ChatGPT, an AI-powered tool, is revolutionizing the way students tackle their studies. Collaboration and ethical concerns are explored.

CHATGPT is OpenAI's cutting-edge AI technology for interacting with websites, PDFs, and real-time data--opening the door for potential security risks. Alert users need to watch out for prompt injections--when third-parties force new prompts into CHATGPT queries without permission--which can wreak havoc if not taken seriously. Protection tips and more available soon.

ChatGPT is an AI-powered customer service solution that makes conversations simpler and faster. Developed by OpenAI, it has been linked to Microsoft in a multi-billion dollar investment and is capable of generating responses that are realistic, human-like and highly personalized. Save time, maximize efficiencies and improve customer satisfaction with ChatGPT by OpenAI.

Samsung Electronics has taken decisive action to protect their data; banning their employees from using generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT and Google Bard. This decision follows an internal memo which highlighted the incident of source code leak due to an employee using ChatGPT. Consumers using personal laptops and mobile phones can still use such tools. Any misuse of the rules will result in disciplinary action. Samsung Electronics is a South Korean multinational electronics company with its base in Suwon and has been in operation since 1995 under its current President, Youngky Kim. He has been the key architect behind this ban, ensuring the security of the company's data.