Certified AI Free, the only way to trust things in the almost weekly cyber ?

Cyber security field, as well as the overall technology field is stuffed with AI, pushed down the throat.

I don't know about you, but to me, a tsunami of content, so overwhelming that we don't even pay attention anymore (a bit like breach notifications or cloud leaks).

This newsletter should bring value, and I thought, it should trigger thinking as well. Give a man fish, he'll eat for a day, teach a man to fish, he'll eat for life...

So, do you think in the future we'll see AI Free content (content certified that is not fake AI stuff) ? I think so.

AI definitely brings tons of value, and can in some specific processes, make a difference, but for trusted information....

In regards to information, content, we should either have an "AI Free" approach, or, make AI altered or created content fully disclaimed ( Something like "Warning, this is AI generated and is not meant to represent truth, reality, or reliable information by any mean" )

It doesn't mean that we should trust information even if it's "AI Free" (not from AI) certified. As bias is also a human thing, from social engineering to the greatest scams in history.

We'll see coming regulations, maybe, in regards to AI, meanwhile we must exercise caution and doubt anything that comes from or through technology, more than anything else.

Now, a quick wrap about latest cyber security shares in the last days :

Links to 10 posts or articles that I shared on LinkedIn :

1 - NIS 2 Timeline: What to Expect and When

2 - Understanding and Mitigating Midnight Blizzard's RDP-Based Spear Phishing Campaign

3 - Germany drafts law to protect researchers who find security flaws

4 - Cisco bug lets hackers run commands as root on UWRB access points

5 - Rise Of Ransomware-As-A-Service Leads To Decline Of Custom Tools

6 - Attackers Breach IT-Based Networks Before Jumping to ICS/OT Systems

7 - Google Cloud to make MFA mandatory by the end of 2025

8 - Usually, the "scope" of your governance and security plans stops at the boundaries of your systems, but this doesn't apply with emails

9 -Homelabs don't have to be big or use a lot of power. This little Acemagic AM20 has a AMD Ryzen 7 7735H and the Beelink SER8 AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS.

10 - How Does Android 15 Protect Against Screen Spying?

The cow and myself wish you an excellent day, and soon weekend ahead !