Security researchers from CloudSEK have discovered cybercriminals using Zendesk to run brand impersonation scams, known as pig butchering scams. Hackers create fake subdomains mimicking legitimate companies to send phishing emails, tricking people into investing in fake platforms. The researchers noted that Zendesk’s vetting system is not thorough enough, allowing attackers to target individuals with phishing attempts disguised as legitimate ticket assignments. CloudSEK has informed Zendesk of the flaw and is waiting for a response.
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Deezer reports 18 percent of the music uploaded to its service every day is AI-generated
SummaryDeezer, which entered the US market in 2016 as an alternative to Spotify, reported that 20,000 AI-generated tracks are uploaded daily, comprising over 18% of its total daily content. The platform has implemented a tool to detect and tag AI-generated music, though debates surrounding the legality of AI-generated content persist, especially after lawsuits against startups like Suno and Udio for copyright infringement. Similar challenges are faced by Spotify, which acknowledges the presence of AI music...
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