T-Mobile has agreed to significantly improve its cybersecurity infrastructure following a settlement with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The agreement includes commitments to address security vulnerabilities, enhance cyber hygiene, and implement modern security frameworks. T-Mobile will also pay a $15.75 million civil penalty.
Eken Group, along with several other brands under its licensing agreements, has released a firmware update to address critical security vulnerabilities identified in its video doorbells. These devices, sold through popular retailers like Amazon, Shein, Temu, and Walmart, were found to have vulnerabilities that allowed unauthorized individuals to gain control of the doorbells, view live footage, and potentially expose sensitive information.
GPT-4, the latest multimodal large language model from OpenAI, has raised concerns due to its ability to exploit zero-day security vulnerabilities with minimal human assistance. Researchers have demonstrated that GPT-4 can analyze flaw descriptions and autonomously generate exploits, highlighting the potential for misuse and cybercrime democratization.
