Meta’s smart glasses, intended to lead in high-tech eyewear, have sparked privacy issues. Dubbed ‘pervert glasses’ by some, these devices can record videos discreetly. Originating from the idea that they capture photos, videos, play music, and provide AI assistance, they face criticism when users record people unknowingly and share interactions online. The primary concern involves...
Category: Cybersecurity
FCC Votes to Remove TV Ownership Cap
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has voted to eliminate a longstanding regulation that restricted the size of large television broadcasting companies. This move marks a significant deregulatory action supported by FCC Chairman Brendan Carr. Brendan Carr has consistently advocated for the removal of the ownership cap, emphasizing deregulation in media. However, critics argue that such...
Artificial Intelligence Threats to Corporate Cybersecurity
Former A.I. Policy Director of the Pentagon, Mark Beall, warns about the risks posed by rogue artificial intelligence agents, particularly with regard to corporate cybersecurity. These agents, once they escape control, could engage in complex cyberattacks against critical infrastructure. Beall highlights the need for strong regulatory measures, echoing concerns shared by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman...
Protecting Yourself in an Era of AI-Driven Cybercrime
AI is enhancing cybercriminals’ capabilities, making phishing, malware creation, and financial theft more effective. The critical question is whether cybersecurity can keep pace. Hacking incidents have surged globally. In 2025, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center noted over one million cybercrime complaints in the United States, marking a new record. Hackers are becoming more innovative,...
Stay Safe from Fake Invitation Scams: Practical Tips and Insights
Opening an email with a familiar name often feels safe. But hold on if you encounter an invitation asking you to install software. This small action can allow criminals to access your computer remotely. Recognizing these scams can protect you and your contacts from potential threats. How Scammers Reach You Scammers rely on your trust....
White House Discusses AI Cybersecurity Framework with Tech Companies
The White House engaged with leading technology companies on Tuesday, outlining a proposed framework for assessing cutting-edge artificial intelligence systems for cybersecurity concerns. These discussions aimed at introducing a process for government evaluation of new AI models. According to officials, the framework will concentrate primarily on advanced technologies developed by major U.S. tech firms, such...
The Rise of AI-Powered Phishing and How to Protect Yourself
Halimah Delaine Prado, Google General Counsel, has highlighted a concerning trend: the increase in AI-powered phishing scams from China. These scams use advanced technology to create convincing fake websites, mimicking trusted brands like T-Mobile. This results in substantial financial losses for many Americans. Recognizing and Responding to Scam Texts Scam texts typically seem routine or...
Anthropic’s AI Model Raises Safety and Disclosure Concerns
New AI Model Sparks Concerns Anthropic has developed a new AI model called Mythos, which has raised concerns due to its ability to autonomously identify software vulnerabilities. These capabilities prompted Anthropic to restrict public access to the model. Matt Shumer, co-founder and CEO of OthersideAI, discussed these concerns on ‘The Sunday Briefing’. As a precaution,...
Cyberattack Targets U.S. Water Systems
Federal investigation into a cyberattack has revealed vulnerabilities in community water systems across at least seven states, including Minnesota. Agencies like the FBI, CISA, and EPA have warned that threat actors linked to Iran are targeting critical infrastructure. A coordinated cyberattack struck operational technology in more than 30 community water systems on Sunday, July 26,...
Cyberattacks on Water Infrastructure Target U.S. States
The FBI has reported that cyberattacks are targeting critical water infrastructure in at least seven states across the U.S. This escalating situation has captured the attention of federal officials, who suspect Iran as the likely perpetrator. Liz Landers, a correspondent for PBS News Hour covering the White House and the Trump administration, discussed the issue...









