Cat Peters
@catpeters.bsky.social
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Happy Monday! @bsky.app . Starting the week with another #60secondcyber
🚨Pokémon Go collects extensive location and AR data, even when inactive, to train AI models.
With ties to CIA-funded Keyhole Inc., concerns arise about potential intelligence access.
Review app permissions and stay informed
🚨Pokémon Go collects extensive location and AR data, even when inactive, to train AI models.
With ties to CIA-funded Keyhole Inc., concerns arise about potential intelligence access.
Review app permissions and stay informed
December 2, 2024 at 6:55 PM
Happy Monday! @bsky.app . Starting the week with another #60secondcyber
🚨Pokémon Go collects extensive location and AR data, even when inactive, to train AI models.
With ties to CIA-funded Keyhole Inc., concerns arise about potential intelligence access.
Review app permissions and stay informed
🚨Pokémon Go collects extensive location and AR data, even when inactive, to train AI models.
With ties to CIA-funded Keyhole Inc., concerns arise about potential intelligence access.
Review app permissions and stay informed
Reposted by Cat Peters
What *is* a huge security issue is the critical security update released today by Apple for iPhones, iPads, and Macs.
A vulnerability in Apple's Safari browser that can run arbitrary code, and it's already being exploited in the wild on Intel-based Macs. Update your stuff right away and reboot.
A vulnerability in Apple's Safari browser that can run arbitrary code, and it's already being exploited in the wild on Intel-based Macs. Update your stuff right away and reboot.
Apple Safari Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Exploited In The Wild
A critical remote code execution vulnerability in Apple Safari has been discovered and actively exploited in the wild.
cybersecuritynews.com
December 3, 2024 at 7:08 AM
What *is* a huge security issue is the critical security update released today by Apple for iPhones, iPads, and Macs.
A vulnerability in Apple's Safari browser that can run arbitrary code, and it's already being exploited in the wild on Intel-based Macs. Update your stuff right away and reboot.
A vulnerability in Apple's Safari browser that can run arbitrary code, and it's already being exploited in the wild on Intel-based Macs. Update your stuff right away and reboot.
Reposted by Cat Peters
AI is an enthusiastic intern that has unlimited energy and should never be relied on. Trust but verify.
Holy shit. I know people who rely on that Google search and the AI results for medical advice.
You know the "🔹AI Overview" you get on Google Search?
I discovered today that it's repeating as fact something I made up 7 years ago as a joke.
"Kyloren syndrome" is a fictional disease I invented as part of a sting operation to prove that you can publish any nonsense in predatory journals...
I discovered today that it's repeating as fact something I made up 7 years ago as a joke.
"Kyloren syndrome" is a fictional disease I invented as part of a sting operation to prove that you can publish any nonsense in predatory journals...
November 23, 2024 at 7:50 PM
AI is an enthusiastic intern that has unlimited energy and should never be relied on. Trust but verify.