We Live Security

1. Navigating privacy: Should we put the brakes on car tracking?

   Your car probably knows a lot more about you than it lets on – but is the trade-off of privacy for convenience truly justifiable?

2. Teaching appropriate use of AI tech – Week in security with Tony Anscombe

   Several cases of children creating indecent images of other children using AI software add to the worries about harmful uses of AI technology

3. Beware of predatory fin(tech): Loan sharks use Android apps to reach new depths

   ESET researchers describe the growth of deceptive loan apps for Android and techniques they use to circumvent Google Play

4. Very precisely lost – GPS jamming

   The technology is both widely available and well developed, hence it's also poised to proliferate – especially in the hands of those wishing ill

5. Executives behaving badly: 5 ways to manage the executive cyberthreat

   Failing to practice what you preach, especially when you are a juicy target for bad actors, creates a situation fraught with considerable risk

6. Telekopye's tricks of the trade – Week in security with Tony Anscombe

   ESET's research team reveals details about the onboarding process of the Telekopye scam operation and the various methods that the fraudsters use to defraud people online

7. Retail at risk: Top threats facing retailers this holiday season

   While it may be too late to introduce wholesale changes to your security policies, it doesn’t hurt to take a fresh look at where the biggest threats are and which best practices can help neutralize them

8. ‘Tis the season to be wary: 12 steps to ruin a cybercriminal's day

   The holiday shopping season may be the time to splurge, but it’s a also favorite time of year for cybercriminals to target shoppers with phony deals, phishing scams and other threats

9. Telekopye: Chamber of Neanderthals’ secrets

   Insight into groups operating Telekopye bots that scam people in online marketplaces

10. Your voice is my password

    AI-driven voice cloning can make things far too easy for scammers – I know because I’ve tested it so that you don’t have to learn about the risks the hard way.