Author: My Data Zero Team
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New MIT Sloan research proves businesses can have both data and privacy
New MIT Sloan research reveals businesses do not need to trade privacy for profit, proving data protection and commercial innovation can coexist.
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The smart oven in your kitchen could soon run a self-replicating AI worm
These are autonomous AI models that can find vulnerable hardware, copy their own neural network weights onto it, configure the software to run themselves locally, and then look for the next target.
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Amber Alert: Beware of malicious calendar invite (.ics) phishing scams
Scammers are using fake calendar invites (.ics files) to bypass spam filters, steal login credentials, and secretly install malware.
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DuckDuckGo lets users share AI chats without giving up privacy
The feature allows users to share either an individual response or an entire conversation, with recipients able to read the chat, continue it themselves or save a copy to their own Duck.ai account without needing an account to open the shared link.
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Red Alert: Custom ChatGPTs being used to deliver malware
The attacker simply place their malicious content inside or alongside legitimate services like Google Ads or Cloudflare, making the whole process appear credible.
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Device Code Phishing explained: Don’t fall for this sneaky login scam
While this system makes logging in across different gadgets seamless, cybercriminals have found a way to turn it against everyday users.
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Blue Alert: Beware of fake Remitly accounts and impersonation scams
Scammers are impersonating Remitly on WhatsApp and social media to steal OTPs and financial details.
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Why the FBI breach shows nobody is safe anymore in an interconnected web
FBI data bank hacked? Yes, claims this group.
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Amber Alert: Fake hospital booking apps in India target online patients
Fake hospital booking apps distributed via search results hijack mobile devices to read text verification codes and drain linked payment accounts.
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Amber Alert: Fake OpenAI billing emails target ChatGPT users
Fake OpenAI billing emails warn ChatGPT users of failed payments to steal credentials and credit card details.