Cybersecurity News

Family of Canadian shooting victim sues OpenAI, alleging they could have prevented the deadly attack that left 8 dead. Details on the case and its implications for AI accountability.

YouTube is rolling out its AI-powered deepfake detection tool to politicians, journalists, and other public figures to protect them from AI-generated impersonations.

YouTube is expanding its AI-powered deepfake detection tool to protect politicians, government officials, and journalists from unauthorized likenesses.

YouTube enhances its AI-powered deepfake detection tool, enabling politicians, government officials, and journalists to flag unauthorized impersonations for removal, fighting the spread of online misinformation.

Secure messaging app Signal issues a scam warning to users after hackers target officials, assuring its systems are secure but taking the reports seriously.

The family of a child injured in a deadly school shooting in Canada is suing OpenAI, alleging the firm failed to prevent the tragedy by not alerting authorities about the shooter's plans.

Meta's Oversight Board says the company's AI labeling methods are inadequate to address the rapid spread of misinformation during conflicts like the Iran war, calling for a comprehensive overhaul.

A super-complaint has been filed regarding the Service Police's ability to access victims' work emails and internet history, raising questions about privacy and due process.

As cyber warfare tactics evolve, Iran conflict sees increased hacking, online recruitment, and AI weaponization in a high-tech clash of nations.

Cyberwar tactics like hacking phone apps and recruiting agents online have become new weapons in the Iran conflict, as adversaries embrace AI technology as a strategic advantage.