When a scam caller knows everything about you–your address, social security number, bank account–how do they know? There isn't some super powerful hacker ring with its own call center. Your data is actually stolen at one end of the internet, goes on a trip through hacker forums and dark web stashes, and reappears in a neat spreadsheet for a call center. The more you know about how your data is breached, sold, and aggregated, the better you'll be prepared for your next well-informed call from a scammer.
Honey is a browser extension that promises to find buyers the best discount codes, but it turns out that it just steals from content creators' pockets.
AI, artificial intelligence, doesn’t know everything. In fact, it comes up with wrong answers sometimes. Like, a lot of the time. They’re called “hallucinations.” They’re not called “lies” because AI
You'd think that with all the cybersecurity tools and strategies we have at our fingertips, hacks would be a thing of the past, but they're not. What is that?
