An attacker could use prompt injection to include malicious commands with your own prompts, says Brave, potentially gaining access to your personal data.

Dia, an AI-powered browser from The Browser Company, launches a $20 Pro plan billed as “unlimited” AI access, but subject to Terms that can curb heavy use.

They can’t tell safe commands from malicious text. Patches help, but guardrails are essential to keeping your data safe.

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The Internal Revenue Service clashed with the White House over using tax data to help locate suspected undocumented immigrants hours before Trump administration officials forced IRS Commissioner ...

A new study led by computer scientists at UC Davis reveals that generative AI browser assistants collect and share sensitive ...

Your SSN Is on the Web, AI Is Leaking Data, and Buses Are Getting Hacked: Another Week in Cybersecurity Hell But, hey, at least you can claim your part of AT&T's $177 million data breach settlement!

Alastair Thomson is resigning as chief data officer at the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), according to his Aug. 10 LinkedIn announcement that has since been deleted.

A browser hijack sounds dramatic, but it’s one of the most common and easiest to miss signs of unwanted software.

A federal judge has blocked the Department of Homeland Security from using personal information of Medicaid recipients for immigration enforcement, including in Illinois.