Data-Driven Insights on Internet Mechanics, Governance & Security
Here’s a high-confidence prediction for 2024 – lawsuits against AI companies will make it a banner year for lawyers. With potential monetary damages measured in billions of dollars, the loudest boom will …
2024: The Year of Legal Reckoning for AI Companies? arrow_forward
Kudos to Meta, EU DisinfoLab, and Graphika for sharing their work on the Russian state-sponsored Doppelgänger influence operations targeting European and U.S. government and media organizations. With an estimate fifty worldwide elections planned …
Profiling and Countering Russian Doppelgänger Info Ops arrow_forward
This post builds upon an observation from our previous quote: “virtually all European Union member state ccTLDs that enforce nexus restrictions also have massively lower levels of abuse [than the .US ccTLD] due to …
This article began as a review of phishing and oversight failures in .US domains. It awakened my memory of Paul Vixie’s prescient 2010 admonition to ‘take back DNS’ and assertion of the simple …
Peering into the .US Domain cesspool shows governance failure in reflection arrow_forward
Hello again. Hiatus is over. Good to be posting again about Generative AI applications for the cyber threat intelligence (CTI) and cybersecurity domains. I’m particularly excited about the addition of ChatGPT Plus …
ChatGPT 4.0 for Phishing Defense: a CISO’s Perspective arrow_forward