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sea.mashable.com > tech > 54595 > rogue-ai-agents-commandeered-german-website-and-used-it-as-a-messaging-board

Rogue AI agents commandeered German website and used it as a messaging board

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (188+ words) In the latest incident of AI malfeasance, rogue AI agents were caught taking control of a German-language wiki site, DseWiki, and using it as a kind of messaging board to communicate with other rogue AI agents, according to reporting from…...

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sea.mashable.com > tech > 54350 > wave-of-x-password-reset-emails-could-be-hiding-a-sneak-phishing-attack

Wave of X password reset emails could be hiding a sneak phishing attack

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (323+ words) X users are reportedly receiving multiple password reset confirmation emails en masse, allegedly triggered by hackers attempting to access their accounts. While there have been no reported breaches thus far, these emails may be hiding a secondary attack. In a…...

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sea.mashable.com > tech > 54002 > can-a-vehicle-wrap-hide-your-car-from-flock-cameras

Can a vehicle wrap hide your car from Flock cameras?

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (278+ words) Could a solution to the ever-growing surveillance network across the U.S. be as simple as some garish attire? Start-up noRecognition believes so, and they're taking on Flock cameras next. As communities around the U.S. cry out against Flock's surveillance apparatus, noRecognition has…...