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Meta security analysts warn of malicious ChatGPT imposters

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Meta security analysts warn of malicious ChatGPT imposters

The safety workforce at Meta is acknowledging broad occurrences of faux ChatGPT malware that exists to hack person accounts and take over enterprise pages.

Within the firm’s new Q1 safety report, Meta shares that malware operators and spammers are following traits and high-engagement matters that get folks’s consideration. After all, the largest tech pattern proper now could be AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Bing, and Bard, so tricking customers into making an attempt a faux model is now in trend — sorry, crypto.

Meta safety analysts have discovered about 10 types of malware posing as AI chatbot-related instruments like ChatGPT since March. A few of these exist as internet browser extensions and toolbars (basic) — even being out there by unnamed official internet shops. The Washington Submit reported final month about how these faux ChatGPT scams have used Fb adverts as one other method to unfold.

A few of these malicious ChatGPT instruments even have AI inbuilt to look as if it’s a respectable chatbot. Meta went on to dam over 1,000 distinctive hyperlinks to the found malware iterations which were shared throughout its platforms. The corporate has additionally supplied the technical background on how scammers achieve entry to accounts, which incorporates highjacking logged-in periods and sustaining entry — a technique just like what introduced down Linus Tech Ideas.

For any enterprise that’s been highjacked or shut down on Fb, Meta is offering a brand new help stream to repair and regain entry to them. Enterprise pages typically succumb to hacking as a result of particular person Fb customers with entry to them get focused by malware.

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Now, Meta is deploying new Meta work accounts that help present, and often safer, single sign-on (SSO) credential companies from organizations that don’t hyperlink to a private Fb account in any respect. As soon as a enterprise account is migrated, the hope is that it’ll be far more troublesome for malware just like the bizarro ChatGPT to assault.

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Zotac teases OLED gaming handheld to rival the Steam Deck

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Zotac teases OLED gaming handheld to rival the Steam Deck

Zotac is getting into portable PC gaming. The company has started to tease the Zotac Zone, a gaming handheld with a seven-inch, high-refresh-rate, touch-enabled screen and two-stage adjustable triggers. Its display will also come with one spec many of its rivals lack: OLED.

Zotac will reveal more details about the handheld during its appearance at Computex next week. But it doesn’t seem like the Zotac Zone is ready to launch just yet, as Zotac says it will have “functional prototypes” at the event for visitors to try.

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Fox News AI Newsletter: Musk's AI prediction

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Welcome to Fox News’ Artificial Intelligence newsletter with the latest AI technology advancements.

IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:

– Elon Musk expects AI will replace all human jobs, lead to ‘universal high income’
– FCC’s proposal to regulate AI in political ads is misguided, commissioner says
– Indian military ramps up AI capabilities in effort to keep up with regional powers

Elon Musk, billionaire and chief executive officer of Tesla, at the Viva Tech fair in Paris, on Friday, June 16, 2023.  (iStock | Nathan Laine/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

SHOW ME THE MONEY: Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk reiterated his stance this week that artificial intelligence will eventually eliminate the need for humans to work, giving his vision for how the future will look as the technology continues to rapidly advance.

AI IN POLITICAL ADS: The Federal Communications Commission last week proposed a new regulation that would require the use of artificial intelligence in political advertisements to be disclosed, which has one commissioner slamming the move as regulatory overreach ahead of the election.

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The Eastern Command of the Indian Army is currently showcasing the latest defense artillery robot at a stall during ‘East Tech 2023’ in Guwahati, Assam, India, on October 10, 2023.  (David Talukdar/NurPhoto via AP)

HI-TECH WAR PLANNING: India, a country blessed with a strong high-tech industry, is applying its brains not just to commercial artificial intelligence but also to its military, as its neighbor and regional rival China continues to pour billions into AI research.

CASH INFLUX: Billionaire Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI announced Sunday that the company raised $6 billion in Series B funding that lifts the company’s valuation to $24 billion after the investment.

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DON’T BE DUPED: Advanced artificial intelligence scams are lurking behind innocuous search engine queries, leveraging what’s known as “search engine optimization” to deceive users, according to expert advice from GuidePoint Security, highlighting how cybercriminals manipulate these systems.

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Sony made a PSVR 2 adapter for PC support

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Sony made a PSVR 2 adapter for PC support

PlayStation VR2 headset owners are one step closer to being able to use the virtual reality device with PCs. According to a certification discovered by VR enthusiast Brad Lynch, Sony has developed a PSVR 2 “adapter” that provides PC support for the otherwise PS5-exclusive device.

Sony said that it was working on PC support for PSVR 2 in February, targeting a non-specific 2024 release date, but the company hadn’t previously mentioned what form this support would take. With the adapter certification being filed back on March 27th with South Korea’s regulator, it seems Sony is on track to easily meet its self-imposed PC support deadline. 

No other information about this mysterious adapter — including its price, appearance, or specified release date — is currently available. We’ve reached out to Sony to clarify and will update this story if we hear back.

Still, its existence should be a welcome bit of news for the modding community that’s been attempting to get the PSVR 2 working on PC gaming rigs since the headset was launched in 2023. The $549.99 PSVR 2 went on sale for more than the PS5’s $499.99 launch price, making it a controversial purchase that should be usable beyond Sony’s console. 

Enabling PC support should eliminate one of the biggest deterrents keeping people away from the device. The news comes as Sony struggles with falling interest, reportedly pausing PSVR 2 headset production due to a backlog of unsold inventory.

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