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Use local loudspeakers to propagate against online fraud
At the press conference of the Ministry of Information and Communications on the afternoon of March 6, Mr. Tran Quang Hung, Deputy Director of Information Security, said that to more…
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Receiving a gift parcel, being tempted to scan a fraudulent QR code
The package said "thank you gift" but the sender was unknown. It was delivered to Mr. Dac's house (Ho Chi Minh City) at the end of February. When he opened…
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Fraudulent app drains iPhone users' digital money
"Unbelievable. Bad day. I downloaded the fake Leather Wallet app from the App Store and got scammed," user Von Doom wrote on Twitter on March 11. In the comments section,…
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Tool to decompile the blockchain project source code of Vietnamese engineers
Revela Decompiler was built by engineers at Vietnamese security company Verichains and launched last week. The product was born to solve the security problem for projects on this blockchain, which…
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Flaws in Apple chips allow hackers to obtain encryption keys
Researchers from the University of Washington, UC Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon, UIUC, and Georgia Tech call this type of attack GoFetch, in reference to the processor chip's Data Memory Prefetcher (DMP),…
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Sam Altman: The world doesn't need a Google clone
On Lex Fridman's podcast on March 18, Sam Altman was asked about ChatGPT's future against Google. OpenAI CEO said he doesn't care about beating Google in search because "that's boring".…
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Musk was criticized when he said 'AI is about to be smarter than humanity'
Last weekend, futurist Ray Kurzweil commented on the X platform that AI will be smarter than humanity by 2029. He said Stanford University organized a conference, inviting hundreds of people…
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Google was heavily fined for using press data to train AI
Euronews said that on March 20, the French competition authority (ADLC) imposed a fine of 250 million euros (270 million USD) on Google due to a long-running dispute with French…
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Nvidia CEO: 'Completely AI-generated games will be available in the next 5-10 years'
In an interview after the GPU Technology Conference - GTC 2024 event organized by Nvidia this week, in addition to questions related to the Blackwell B200 chip, CEO Jensen Huang…
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