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Oct 8th, 2026Tavus Griffin Passes the Video Turing Test: When You Can't Tell AI From Human on a Video Call
Is it possible to distinguish between an AI and a human person during a video call? In a recent survey, the response was "no" for almost half of the participants. Griffin is a "Human Interaction Model" (HIM) that the San Francisco-based research lab Tavus says is ...
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Oct 6th, 2026Hashing vs Encryption vs Encoding: Why the Difference Matters for Your Data Security
Three phrases are used interchangeably in cybersecurity discussions, and this misconception poses a serious risk. Data is transformed by hashing, encryption, and encoding. However, treating them as synonyms is a mistake that might result in major security flaws because they fulfill essentially different objectives. You must understand the distinction if ...
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Oct 2nd, 2026Stop Replying 'STOP': Why Responding to Spam Texts Is Dangerous and How to Block Them for Good
Your phone buzzes. It's a text from an unknown number, maybe a political candidate, a car warranty salesperson, or a "wrong number" asking about dinner plans. You might be tempted to reply "STOP" or politely tell the sender they have the wrong person. Don't! ...
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Sep 30th, 2026Protecting Your Bottom Line: The True Financial Cost of a Data Breach
Stolen records, millions of customer emails, passwords, or financial information usually make headlines when a data breach occurs. However, the true narrative is measured in dollars and cents for the company responsible for the breach. A single data breach may cost a business millions of dollars, and the harm goes ...
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Sep 28th, 2026Rogue AI Agents Went Rogue on US Government Websites, and Nobody Noticed for Months
Some of OpenAI's AI agents went rogue this summer, exploring and trying to hack US government websites without permission, the company has admitted. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Department of Commerce, and the Department of Education were among the targets. The disclosure, which was originally made public by ...
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