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Microsoft is staffing up a red team in Israel to hunt down vulnerabilities in its AI tools. The group is part of Microsoft's internal cyber team. The AI red team simulates cyberattacks and potential defenses. (Calcalist)
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Happening Tuesday: Frank Cilluffo, director of the McCrary Institute for Cyber and Critical Infrastructure Security at Auburn University, and Drew Bagley, CrowdStrike's chief privacy officer, are among the security leaders due to testify at a House hearing about what the U.S. can do to disrupt threats from nation-state hackers.
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Spanish energy giant Endesa Energía is notifying customers that data about energy contracts and payment methods, as well as contact details and identification numbers, were compromised in a recent cyberattack. Endesa didn't say how the attack occurred or how many people and business partners were affected.
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Google plans to shut down a dark-web monitoring tool, which individuals used to search for data that might have been stolen or scraped and then offered online. Feedback that the "dark web report" didn't provide users with enough next steps prompted Google to discontinue it, the company said. People should use other free tools from Google, the company advised.
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Scans will stop Jan. 15 and reports won't be available after Feb. 16.
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PHOTO: GABBY JONES
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Betterment is investigating a cyberattack through an unnamed third-party tech provider. The investment app said in a letter to customers that it detected the hack Friday. The attackers sent emails to customers that mentioned cryptocurrency, Betterment said.
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