…According to its terms of service, Rogue prohibits user-generated images or videos for training, and it strictly forbids the creation or distribution of nonconsensual deepfakes, child sexual abuse material, unauthorized depictions…
…One assured WIRED that their platform offered a secure reporting form, but they did not provide a link to the form in question until after WIRED followed up multiple times. Two companies…
…abuse,” the group wrote at the time, adding that “we still appreciate and value valid vulnerability reports.” Last week, Linux creator and lead developer Linus Torvalds wrote that the famed Linux security…
…In instances where his company has come across content creators’ names being used on hacked websites, Purcell says it contacts the site’s security or administration team to alert them directly. “The…
…And hacking laws like the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act or state-level legislation could also be relevant. The CFAA and many other hacking laws have “intent” requirements, though, that experts say…
…TTP’s researchers trawled the platform for the names of individuals directly sanctioned by the US as a threat to national security, as well as for accounts seemingly run by Iranian government…
…It's deeply cynical,” says Davi Ottenheimer, a longtime security executive and creator of the post-quantum cryptography assessment tool pqprobe. Johns Hopkins' Green adds, too, that Meta originally rolled out opt…
…A market survey report prepared for the US Department of Homeland Security says that some providers can collect other information like the make, model, and year of the vehicle and descriptions of…
…Using a nonwork phone or computer, contact the reporter securely on Signal at Joel_Khalili.28. Last week, Meta announced plans to cut one in 10 jobs as part of sweeping layoffs…
…abuse. And WIRED looked at arrests in the United Arab Emirates resulting from people sharing screenshots and other online content. And there’s more. Each week, we round up the security and…