Google's New AI: A Tool That May Predict House Fires
Recently, Google has unveiled an innovative artificial intelligence tool that promises to enhance home safety by potentially predicting house fires before they occur. The technology leverages extensive data from various sources, combined with machine learning algorithms, to assess risk factors associated with home fires. This predictive capability could serve as an essential early-warning system for homeowners, giving them a crucial advantage in emergency situations.
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FBI Warns About New Extortion Scheme Targeting Sensitive Data
Recently, the FBI issued a warning regarding a new extortion scheme aimed at accessing sensitive data. This type of fraud is evolving as cybercrime continues to grow and advance.
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Protecting Your Genetic Data After 23andMe Bankruptcy
Recently, it was announced that 23andMe, a well-known provider of DNA analysis services, has declared bankruptcy. This event raises serious concerns among users who have already undergone testing and entrusted their genetic data to the company. With the potential for leaks and unauthorized use of personal information, experts are urging all clients to take urgent steps to protect their genetic information.
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23andMe Files for Bankruptcy: What Customers Need to Know
23andMe, the company known for its DNA testing and genetic analysis services, has filed for bankruptcy, raising significant concerns among its customers. This news comes as California Attorney General Rob Bonta warned users about the importance of handling their personal data carefully before any potential changes in the company's structure.
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How to Protect Your Data from IRS Scammers During Tax Season
As tax season approaches, more scammers try to take advantage of citizens' laxity to steal their personal data. These con artists often pose as representatives of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and employ various tactics to gain access to your financial information. Experts warn that staying vigilant and adhering to recommendations for protecting your personal information is crucial.
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Flooded with Spam After Searching for Lenders to Refinance
Recent events have shown how an unthoughtful search for information about refinancing lenders can lead to unexpected consequences, including a spike in unwanted emails and spam. Users who decided to research their refinancing options reported being suddenly inundated with a massive amount of unsolicited messages after using one of the popular search engines.
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Digital Twin Dangers: What You Need to Know About AI Risks
A recent study raises important questions about the potential risks associated with the concept of digital twins, which are becoming increasingly popular due to the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technologies. Digital twins are virtual replicas of physical objects, processes, or systems created to simulate their behavior and interactions in real-time. However, as the study's results indicate, there are several potential threats that users and society as a whole may face, demanding deeper awareness and caution.
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Some iPhone Apps Violate User Privacy, According to Apple’s New Report
A recent report by Apple regarding privacy has revealed that several popular iPhone apps are behaving improperly by collecting more data than is necessary for their operation. This conclusion was drawn from an analysis conducted as part of a data transparency initiative implemented by the phone manufacturer.
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How to Safely Transfer Data from Your Old Laptop to a New One
Recently, technology articles discussed how to quickly and effectively transfer data from one laptop to another. Transitioning to a new computer can be both exciting and slightly nerve-wracking, especially when it comes to important information that needs to be moved. The methods for data migration vary significantly, and here we will explore several key techniques to help users make the process as simple as possible.
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Millions at Risk: Hacked Browser Extensions Expose Personal Data
A recent investigation in the cybersecurity field has uncovered that 16 browser extensions available for download in the Chrome and Firefox stores have been compromised. These dangerous add-ons have managed to put the data of more than 3.2 million users at risk. The hacked extensions were used to gain access to user accounts and collect personal information, including confidential data.
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