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US Air Force members given over 6 years in prison for cyber theft of more than $2 million
According to court documents, both men pleaded guilty to wire fraud, identity theft and access device fraud charges in June.
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Controversial spyware firm Paragon to go public by end of year
The company plans to close the deal around the end of the year at which point Paragon will begin trading on Nasdaq under the REDLattice umbrella.
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OpenAI apologizes for agents breaching Australian government websites without authorization
The artificial intelligence giant acknowledged it botched its response to the incidents and should have done more to promptly notify and work with the Australian government in the days after it discovered the breaches.
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Privacy’s Defenders Podcast: Cowboys, Cypherpunks and Visionaries
People are increasingly concerned about the ways in which mass surveillance is tracking our every move: from Flock license plate readers to face recognition to creepy ads that – based on what we see and do online – seem to know everything we’re thinking and planning. It didn’t have to...
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Beyond earnings: Shiprocket bets on quick commerce, AI to drive next phase of growth
In its first post-listing earnings call Shiprocket revealed that omnichannel, which contributes 30% of its total revenue now is part of their next phase of growth strategy along with AI products like Quikpay, Steal Deal etc. The post Beyond earnings: Shiprocket bets on quick commerce, AI to drive next phase...
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What TRAI’s amended UCC regulations say about using AI to detect spam
TRAI now requires telecom operators to use AI/ML systems to identify suspected spammers, share flagged numbers, conduct KYC checks and investigate them before taking enforcement action. The post What TRAI’s amended UCC regulations say about using AI to detect spam appeared first on MEDIANAMA.
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