Yet another example illustrating an inconvenient truth: If you build a RAG system that can be used to process data from untrusted sources, and you include the ability to embed images from or links to external domains, then you're going to have prompt injection exfiltration holes
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Data Integration Meets Cybersecurity: Building Resilience Strategy
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Unlocking the full potential of your data and breaking down silos requires seamless integration with cybersecurity systems. Learn the strategies for achieving this synergy on @DeltalogiX free report 'Cyber Resilience in Modern Times' > https://
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ML-based spam detection requires continuous human labeling efforts
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The only way you can counter it is via ML. You need to use all available signals to make a judgment call on whether an account's activity is spam or not. It's a game of cat and mouse, ever shifting. Very solvable, but it requires actual people labeling your data everyday.
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LLM Privacy Concerns: Training Data Usage and Enterprise Trust
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Privacy still comes up as a big issue when I talk to firms about AI. But the privacy risk is if your inputs are used as training data. Of course, all the big LLMs have plans where they agree not to do that. People are suspicious of LLMs in way they aren't for other cloud apps.
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Digital Surveillance and Reproductive Rights: Jessica Burgess Case
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No one should have these powers. But ofc there are real diffs that manifest materially for real people. Like Jessica Burgess who's living in prison rn for accessing reproductive care for her daughter in a state that criminalized it. Facebook messages provided key evidence.
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AI Security Risk: Prompt Injection in Context-Aware Systems
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"I have access to your email, I have access to your Slack messages — when you get a message for which the context of your past can help answer it, I can just give you that draft." Hope they're thinking hard about prompt injection!
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Privacy implications of always-on home microphones versus wearable recording devices
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I think Alexa at home is different – there you are opting into having a microphone in your own personal space – not the same thing as openly wearing a microphone out in the world visibly in front of strangers
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Google Glass Backlash: Surveillance Concerns and Tech Industry Reactions
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Google Glass wearers were being attacked in San Francisco ten years ago – though that could partly have been a reaction against the tech industry generally, hard to know if it was directly due to surveillance concerns
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Social Acceptance Challenges for Recording Devices Privacy Concerns
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I don't see how these products can get over the social factor that nobody likes the idea that someone else is recording them without their explicit permission Whether or not the devices actually do that doesn't matter – just wearing an inactive microphone or camera is risky
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EU Commission Publishes Post-Quantum Cryptography Recommendation
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Commission publishes Recommendation on Post-Quantum Cryptography | Shaping Europe’s digital future https://
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… via @EU_Commission #digitaleu #europe #quantum #digital #europe @DigitalEU @Fabriziobustama @ArturHabant @elaniaz @Shi4Tech @JolaBurnett @BetaMoroney @enilev