ExtremeTech

Microsoft Announces New Safety System to Filter Malicious AI Output

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Bleeping Computer

Malicious web redirect service infects 16,500 sites to push malware

A new traffic direction system (TDS) called Parrot is relying on servers that host 16,500 websites of universities, local governments, adult content platforms, and personal blogs. Parrot's use is for ...
InfoWorld

Update: Search engines don’t filter malicious sites

Search engines deliver links to dangerous Web sites that download spyware and adware to visitors’ PCs, exploit security vulnerabilities and attempt to scam users and include them in spam lists, a new ...
Security

Security vulnerabilities detected in Microsoft’s Azure AI system filters

Mindgard announced the detection of two security vulnerabilities within Microsoft’s Azure AI Content Safety Service. The vulnerabilities enabled an attacker to bypass existing content safety measures ...
TechRepublic

Rise of cloud-delivered malware poses key security challenges

The volume of cloud-based malware tripled in 2022 over the prior year, says Netskope, with 30% of the malicious downloads coming from Microsoft OneDrive. Image: AndSus/Adobe Stock As more ...
Dark Reading

Threat Spotlight: Proportion of Malicious HTML Attachments Doubles Within a Year

The security industry has been highlighting the cybercriminal misuse of HTML for years — and evidence suggests it remains a successful and popular attack tool. Last year we reported that around one-in ...