Security pros say the new scams use the latest chatbot technology.

Files containing malicious prompts could be used to manipulate interactions, researchers say.

Research suggest employees are increasingly sending sensitive data to OpenAI’s chatbot.

Security and privacy risks associated with ingesting and exposing sensitive data has now become clear, says Votiro's CEO.

The Associated Press reports that Microsoft, Google, Meta, Amazon, OpenAI, and 15 other major tech firms have pledged at the Munich Security Conference to voluntarily combat the utilization of artificial intelligence in deepfakes meant to disrupt elections around the world.

File upload features added recently to generative AI platforms represent a new and bigger data pipe for sensitive information to wander outside corporate networks.

OpenAI and its ChatGPT chatbot have been experiencing service disruptions following a series of distributed denial-of-service attacks, which have been admitted by self-proclaimed hacktivist operation Anonymous Sudan, reports Hackread.

Nine new LLM-based tactics were used by Russia, Noth Korea, Iran and China-sponsored threat groups.