- Unit 42 warns GenAI enables dynamic, personalized phishing websites
- LLMs generate unique JavaScript payloads, evading traditional detection methods
- Researchers urge stronger guardrails, phishing prevention, and restricted workplace LLM use
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Hackers are using LLMs to build the next generation of phishing attacks – here’s what to look out for
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A hidden genetic war is unfolding inside your DNA
In Lewis Carroll’s “Through the Looking-Glass,” Alice runs endlessly alongside the Red Queen but never moves ahead. “It takes all the running you can do to keep in the same place,” the Queen explains.
That idea has long been used to describe…
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Tapping into risk in America's drinking water
When you turn on the tap, you can typically expect clean, safe water to flow out. But behind that simple action lies a complex system of pipes, pumps, governance, and financials that, for millions of Americans, is at risk in the face of climate…
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New evidence reveals how Greenland's seaweed locks away carbon in the deep ocean
An interdisciplinary study confirms, for the first time, the oceanographic pathways that transport floating macroalgae from the coastal waters of Southwest Greenland to deep-sea carbon reservoirs, potentially playing a previously underappreciated…
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3 risks hindering enterprise-ready AI — and how low-code workflows help
You’ve likely heard of agentic AI by now: systems that can autonomously plan, execute, and adapt across tasks with “minimal” human oversight (quotations intentional here). In this, we’ve seen a shift from AI as a mere tool to now AI as…
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The case for “invisible” tech: why health tracking is going screenless
Smartwatches are incredible tools, but they are demanding. They buzz during meetings, light up in movie theaters, and need to be charged almost as often as your phone. For many of us, the friction of wearing a computer on our wrist is…
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New insight into economic outcomes of the US space race
A Florida State University economics professor’s latest research offers a new perspective on the long-held belief that the space race of the 1950s and 60s served as a primary engine for broad American economic growth.
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Gene therapy could treat a deadly heart condition that targets young athletes
A University of California San Diego-led team has discovered that restoring a key cardiac protein called connexin‑43 in a mouse model can dramatically improve heart function and extend survival in several inherited forms of arrhythmogenic…
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SpaceX eyes mid-March for first test of upgraded Starship rocket
The delayed first test of SpaceX’s upgraded Starship rocket is now slated for mid-March, according to a post from CEO Elon Musk on his social media site X.
This third version of Starship, or V3, is larger and more powerful. Crucially, the…
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Researchers pioneer defect-free high-quality graphene electrodes
One-step, etch- free patterning enables clean, low-resistance graphene electrodes for transparent and flexible devices.
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