A significant surge in META Muse downloads has been observed, but actual usage is another matter.

A tragedy in the creator community: V Harish, a finance influencer with 1.3 million followers, has taken his own life. His father revealed that Harish had been subjected to cyberbullying by a prominent CEO, which ultimately led to the shutdown of his Instagram account. #meta #ig

Sensor Tower states that ChatGPT accounts for a 63% share of revenue among generative AI applications globally.

Meta has identified its AI tool, Claude, as the trigger for the suspension of the "No Kings" Instagram account ahead of the U.S. midterm elections; the company has acknowledged the system error and issued an apology. #Meta #Instagram #AI

Russia uses Claude to control drone swarms, conduct surveillance on the enemy, and disseminate disinformation.

The European Union is preparing to ban the use of social media and the ChatGPT application for children under the age of 15.

MCMC reveals that Meta has acknowledged a system error that led to the incorrect suspension of WhatsApp accounts in Malaysia, affecting more than half of the cases reviewed. #meta #mcmc #whatsapp #malaysia

Phishing campaign leverages Microsoft 365 Direct Send feature

PhishByte warns that AI used in email-based scams has now surpassed the capabilities of detection systems.

A new money-stealing malware dubbed "KREMLIN" hijacks Chrome and Edge browsers to steal banking passwords.

Malwarebytes criticizes Google’s new redirect system, which makes it difficult to check for malicious links before clicking.

An HBO Max account on Reddit was hacked and used as a launchpad for malware via a massive volume of fake advertisements.

BambooToken malware discovered using MQTT to control Windows and Linux systems.

The notorious Android malware "Gigabud" uses app cloning to evade detection.

Researchers from Anthropic warn there is a 10% chance that AI could wipe out humanity.

The hacker group Kimsuky has begun using AI to create highly potent malware for system attacks.

Hackers can leverage the power of AI to launch ransomware attacks at a cost lower than a single cup of fresh coffee.

Hackers detected using ScreenConnect to distribute worm-like malware among Windows users.