LLMs
How LLMs are Revolutionizing Data Loss Prevention
As data protection laws take hold across the world and the consequences of data loss become more severe, let’s take a closer look at the transformative potential that LLMs bring to the ...
Hallucination Control: Benefits and Risks of Deploying LLMs as Part of Security Processes
LLMs have introduced a greater risk of the unexpected, so, their integration, usage and maintenance protocols should be extensive and closely monitored ...
Google’s Project Naptime Aims for AI-Based Vulnerability Research
Security analysts at Google are developing a framework that they hope will enable large language models (LLMs) to eventually be able to run automated vulnerability research, particularly analyses of malware variants. The ...
Recall ‘Delayed Indefinitely’ — Microsoft Privacy Disaster is Cut from Copilot+ PCs
Copilot Plus? More like Copilot Minus: Redmond realizes Recall requires radical rethink ...
Microsoft Recall is a Privacy Disaster
It remembers everything you do on your PC. Security experts are raging at Redmond to recall Recall ...
Leading LLMs Insecure, Highly Vulnerable to Basic Jailbreaks
“All tested LLMs remain highly vulnerable to basic jailbreaks, and some will provide harmful outputs even without dedicated attempts to circumvent their safeguards,” the report noted ...
Novel LLMjacking Attacks Target Cloud-Based AI Models
It was probably inevitable. Threat researchers detected bad actors using stolen credentials to target LLMs, with the eventual goal of selling the access to other hackers ...
Google Extends Generative AI Reach Deeper into Security
The Google Chronicle cybersecurity platform extensions are based on the Gemini LLM with the addition of cybersecurity data ...
ChatGPT and Beyond: Generative AI in Security
The application of generative AI in security is a game-changer, offering novel solutions to pressing challenges in cybersecurity ...
Self-Replicating AI Malware is Here😱 #ComPromptMized
Skrik: Researchers worm themselves into your nightmares ...
