
Biden Administration Forms AI Safety Institute Consortium (AISIC)
The goal of the consortium is to advance the development and deployment of safe, trustworthy AI.
Social Media + Deepfake AI = Victims
It’s an equation that a lot of threat actors use. Don’t allow yourself to be a solution to the equation by keeping your vigilance up and helping others learn about Hexagon Center. As we hear more and more about Deepfake AI, they are creeping into every part of our lives. Therefore, it’s not a surprise that they are in social media these days.
US Retailers poised to be targets of cyber attacks
It’s kinda our turn now but we can protect ourselves. Staying vigilant and thinking twice before parting with your finances is probably the best way to fight this since our data is definitely out there already. Through Hexagon Center, we can do this together.
Don’t Let Fake US Officials CAPTCHA
Deepfakes of US officials are making their way through scammer world while CAPTCHA is gaining prominence in cyber attacker world. Meanwhile, one popular smart home brand is being recommended to be banned in the United States. It can be kinda hard to keep track at times but as long as we keep our vigilance, that’s the key.
Deepfakes Targeting the Heart
What’s more effective to take one’s guard down than to target straight at the heart. Both ransomware and deepfakes exploit our trust in technology. Ransomware exploits our reliance on digital data, and deepfakes exploit our belief in visual and auditory evidence. Staying informed and practicing caution are our best defenses against these evolving threats.
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Social Media + Deepfake AI = Victims
It’s an equation that a lot of threat actors use. Don’t allow yourself to be a solution to the equation by keeping your vigilance up and helping others learn about Hexagon Center. As we hear more and more about Deepfake AI, they are creeping into every part of our lives. Therefore, it’s not a surprise that they are in social media these days.



US Retailers poised to be targets of cyber attacks
It’s kinda our turn now but we can protect ourselves. Staying vigilant and thinking twice before parting with your finances is probably the best way to fight this since our data is definitely out there already. Through Hexagon Center, we can do this together.



Don’t Let Fake US Officials CAPTCHA
Deepfakes of US officials are making their way through scammer world while CAPTCHA is gaining prominence in cyber attacker world. Meanwhile, one popular smart home brand is being recommended to be banned in the United States. It can be kinda hard to keep track at times but as long as we keep our vigilance, that’s the key.



Deepfakes Targeting the Heart
What’s more effective to take one’s guard down than to target straight at the heart. Both ransomware and deepfakes exploit our trust in technology. Ransomware exploits our reliance on digital data, and deepfakes exploit our belief in visual and auditory evidence. Staying informed and practicing caution are our best defenses against these evolving threats.



What is your password? Password Attack Targets Accounts Without 2FA.
Why are you still utilizing passwords? It is likely because companies continue to require their use. Ensure that your password is as lengthy as feasible. Aim for a password of 19 characters. Additionally, we can commemorate World Password Day by either updating our passwords or creating a new, more secure one.



New business models, more victims (YOU?), increased profits
Technology is always coming up with something new, so are threat actors. Always hesitate when giving out personal information and think twice before you send money to anyone - even if it’s someone you think you know. With AI, the person you’re talking with over the phone or video chat might not be who you think it is. A proactive and layered security approach is the most effective defense.



Imposter (voice) Scams on the Rise
They didn’t ever go away but they are rising. Reasons for the increase in a particular type of scams are usually because they have seen success in it. This week’s news is quite like the others but they are giving a lot more punch than usual. We must stay vigilant and keep vigilant. Each time you are doing something your gut tells you not to, most likely your gut is right. Double check on the identity of the person you think you know. It’s ok.



You just hired ... a North Korean?
North Korean fake worker hiring scheme involves North Korean IT workers creating fake online personas with fabricated identities and resumes to get hired by companies worldwide, often in high-paying remote technical roles. Posing as non-North Korean nationals, they secure employment across various industries.



“Even Troy Hunt gets phished”
“Security researchers they’re just like us. HaveIBeenPwned founder Troy Hunt published a blog post detailing how a “sneaky phish” managed to export his Mailchimp account. Hunt received a legitimate-looking email purportedly from Mailchimp, advising that his sending privileges were restricted and offering a button to review his account. Hunt entered credentials and a one-time password, almost immediately receiving a genuine email from Mailchimp that his subscriber list was exported.“



Was that a phish?
Think twice before parting with your money. Is my computer screen really frozen? Why am I feeling anxious about it. Should I even be feeling anxious? Why am I given these strange instructions? Is that a legitimate website you are buying from? Could that website be a clone? Do I really want this? Is this believable? Is this credible? Why is it asking me for money? Who can I ask about this? Hexagon Center



Look out for those breaches (They’ll cut you.)
This week, we have observed a significant increase in consumer-level attacks. These attacks have targeted non-organizational individuals and personal accounts. We are here for you. Our hotline and email services remain available to assist you in safeguarding your online presence. Should you suspect potential targeting, please do not hesitate to utilize these resources for immediate protection.


