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Suzanne Kantra

Suzanne Kantra

Founder & Editor in Chief at Techlicious

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Spain reports the first data breach carried out by an AI agent

Spain reports the first known data breach where an AI agent, not a human hacker, found the flaw, broke in, and altered personal records.
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State lawmakers passed a bill banning AI companion chatbots in children's toys through 2031. It now awaits the governor's signature.
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Open ATF criminal case files leaked by Russian ransomware hackers

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Apple sued after privacy feature failed to hide your data

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If you haven’t updated your Mac in the last 10 days, do it now

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Apple warns iPhone users in 110 countries of spyware attacks

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Fake job offer, real hackers: North Korea’s new Windows attack

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