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The Role of Differential Privacy in Protecting Sensitive Information in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

Security Affairs

Differential privacy (DP) protects data by adding noise to queries, preventing re-identification while maintaining utility, addressing Artificial Intelligence -era privacy challenges. In the era of Artificial Intelligence, confidentiality and security are becoming significant challenges.

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Web 3.0 Requires Data Integrity

Schneier on Security

In a world populated by artificial intelligence (AI) systems and artificial intelligent agents, integrity will be paramount. As Web technologies matured, the focus shifted to protecting the vast amounts of data flowing through online systems. All are important, but to different degrees in different contexts.

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Voice Deepfake Scams CEO out of $243,000

Adam Levin

The CEO of a UK-based energy firm lost the equivalent of $243,000 after falling for a phone scam that implemented artificial intelligence, specifically a deepfake voice. While the technology to generate convincing voice recordings has been available for a few years, its remains relatively uncommon in the commission of fraud.

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MY TAKE: Account hijackers follow small banks, credit unions over to mobile banking apps

The Last Watchdog

Outside of giants JP Morgan, Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo and U.S. firms are comprised of community banks and regional credit unions. These smaller institutions, much like the giants, are hustling to expand mobile banking services. Related: OneSpan’s rebranding launch. Key takeaways: Shifting risks.

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CyberSecurity Is Not Enough: Businesses Must Insure Against Cyber Losses

Joseph Steinberg

No bank in the United States will issue a mortgage, for example, to someone who purchases a house but refuses to insure the home against fire; the bank will not relax its position even if the home has been built with every possible known fire suppression and mitigation system.

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US banks are giving facial recognition a go; EU tightens regulations, FTC updates AI guidelines

Security Affairs

US banks are giving the green light to the adoption of facial recognition technology, while authorities provide regulations and updates guidelines. Many among the US biggest banks are trying their luck with facial recognition technology. The FTC issues a new set of guidelines about the use of Artificial Intelligence.

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Beware Fraudulent Emails, Websites, and Faxes Bearing Names Of Real Attorneys And Law Firms

Joseph Steinberg

To start with, the message arrived by fax (see image below) – not email – a technique that scammers sometimes use in order to avoid spam filters, to select targets deemed by their use of outdated technology to be less technologically sophisticated than the general population, and to look more “official.”

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