Topic: ai exploitation

  • Shadow AI: The Hidden Threat to Corporate Security

    Shadow AI: The Hidden Threat to Corporate Security

    Cybersecurity leaders are grappling with AI's dual role as both a critical defense tool and a vulnerability, with widespread adoption but insufficient governance and risks from unauthorized "shadow AI" usage. Regulatory compliance pressures are intensifying, with most organizations facing signifi...

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  • Musicians Voice Frustration Over AI Clones

    Musicians Voice Frustration Over AI Clones

    The music industry is facing a surge of AI-generated fake songs and vocal clones on streaming platforms, exploiting distribution loopholes and overwhelming platform moderation efforts. This widespread impersonation angers artists, who argue AI cannot replicate human experience and emotion, and ra...

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  • Report: AI-Driven Insider Risk Is a "Critical Business Threat"

    Report: AI-Driven Insider Risk Is a "Critical Business Threat"

    Insider threats have escalated into a critical global business risk, driven significantly by employee misuse of AI tools like large language models, which create new vulnerabilities. Both malicious intent and employee negligence are sharply rising, with 42% of organizations reporting increased th...

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  • Spotify Paid $11 Billion in Artist Royalties in 2025

    Spotify Paid $11 Billion in Artist Royalties in 2025

    Spotify paid over $11 billion in royalties in 2025, a $1 billion increase, representing about 30% of the recording industry's revenue, though these payments go to rights holders like labels, not directly to artists. The actual payout to artists varies widely by contract, with major label artists ...

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  • IBM and Red Hat launch Lightwell to protect open-source code from AI threats

    IBM and Red Hat launch Lightwell to protect open-source code from AI threats

    IBM and Red Hat have launched Project Lightwell, a $5 billion AI-powered initiative that transitions into two commercial products,Lightwell Network and Lightwell Clearinghouse Premier,to find and fix vulnerabilities in open-source software at industrial scale. Lightwell uses a generative AI-power...

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  • Beware: Hackers Hijack Calendar Subscriptions for Attacks

    Beware: Hackers Hijack Calendar Subscriptions for Attacks

    Hackers exploit digital calendar subscriptions by using deceptive systems to deliver malicious content like phishing links and malware through third-party feeds. BitSight's investigation revealed that expired or hijacked domains were used in large-scale campaigns, affecting millions of users thro...

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  • Apple's AI slop hides real cybersecurity threats

    Apple's AI slop hides real cybersecurity threats

    Apple has capped security researcher submissions because its teams are overwhelmed by low-quality, AI-generated vulnerability reports. This AI-driven flood is an unintended consequence of automation, eroding security personnel's focus and productivity. Some actors may be deliberately weaponizing ...

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