When the Netscape browser suite source code was open-sourced in 1998, it was a desperate move… Story on ZDNet
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Top cybersecurity threats for 2023
The rise and rapid adoption of new innovative technologies, such as generative artificial intelligence, no-code apps, automation and the Internet of Things, have led to a great many security compromises… Story on TechRepublic
How to Protect Your Data Online: Minimize, Monitor, and Manage
5 Basic habits for protecting your digital assets… Story on PCMag
Are Password Managers Safe to Use? (Benefits, Risks and Best Practices)
Yes. Password managers are a safer way to manage and secure passwords than any other approach. They may not be perfect, but what are the alternatives? Story on TechRepublic
I fact-checked ChatGPT with Bard, Claude, and Copilot – and this AI was the most confidently incorrect
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is notoriously prone to factual errors . So, what do you do when you’ve asked ChatGPT… Story on ZDNet
Securities and Exchange Commission Cyber Disclosure Rules: How to Prepare for December Deadlines
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s new rules around disclosure of cybersecurity incidents go into effect on Dec. 15 for public companies Story on TechRepublic
ChatGPT can leak training data, violate privacy, says Google’s DeepMind
By repeating a single word such as ‘poem’ or ‘company’ or ‘make’, the authors were able to prompt ChatGPT to reveal parts of its training data Story on ZDNet
Microsoft Improves Windows Security with a Path to Move Off NTLM
>NTLM is a simple and straightforward authentication method for connecting to applications on enterprise servers, but it’s also outdated and insecure… Story on TechRepublic
How to spot a fake data blocker that could hack your computer in seconds
One of these data blockers is fake and could hack your computer if you plugged it into the data port! Story on ZDNet
How to download maps on your iPhone to use them offline
One hiccup when using Apple Maps to get directions is that you have to be online to see and use the maps Story on ZDNet