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Ransomware Gang Hijacks College’s Emergency Broadcast System to Threaten Students

May 4, 2023

Lucas Ropek

Colleges and schools are a big target for cybercriminals, so the fact that a ransomware gang hacked a university in Virginia last month isn’t exactly surprising. What is surprising is what the ransomware gang did next. In a bold move, the gang hijacked…
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Personalized AI-Written Spam May Soon Be Flooding Your Inbox

April 23, 2023

John Licato

Each day, messages from Nigerian princes, peddlers of wonder drugs and promoters of can’t-miss investments choke email inboxes. Improvements to spam filters only seem to inspire new techniques to break through the protections.Read more…
Read more: Personalized AI-Written Spam May Soon Be Flooding Your Inbox
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The Demise of Genesis Market, Which Sold Stolen Identities, Continues the Dark Web’s Losing Streak

April 5, 2023

Lucas Ropek

This week, the FBI and a coalition of European police partners took aim at one of the biggest illicit marketplaces on the dark web: Genesis, known for selling stolen data to the highest bidder, has officially been dismantled. The crackdown is yet anoth…
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YouTube Music’s Contractors Are Actually Employees, According to a Federal Labor Official

March 6, 2023

Mack DeGeurin

Google parent Alphabet should officially be considered the “joint employer” of a crew of scrappy YouTube Music contract workers, according to a new ruling from a National Labor Relation Board official. That means the Austin, Texas-based group of around…
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Now That Hydra’s Gone, the Crypto-Based Dark Net Drug Trade Is Still Trying a Comeback

February 9, 2023

Kyle Barr

Fraudsters and illicit digital dealers made much less money last year than they did in 2021, though 2022 was still a record year for total stolen in crypto hacks.Read more…
Read more: Now That Hydra’s Gone, the Crypto-Based Dark Net Drug Trade Is Still Trying a Comeback
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Google’s Antitrust Case Is the Best Thing That Ever Happened to AI

January 31, 2023

Artem Golub and Thomas Germain

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Ransomware Gang Hijacks College’s Emergency Broadcast System to Threaten Students

Personalized AI-Written Spam May Soon Be Flooding Your Inbox

The Demise of Genesis Market, Which Sold Stolen Identities, Continues the Dark Web’s Losing Streak

YouTube Music’s Contractors Are Actually Employees, According to a Federal Labor Official

Now That Hydra’s Gone, the Crypto-Based Dark Net Drug Trade Is Still Trying a Comeback

Google’s Antitrust Case Is the Best Thing That Ever Happened to AI

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