A new security risk for enterprises, which will be very difficult for them to address:
Ok, I will be cynical and say my true feelings: Schadenfreude…
A new security risk for enterprises, which will be very difficult for them to address:
Ok, I will be cynical and say my true feelings: Schadenfreude…
I guess this is the other side of the automation security nightmare as compared with chatbots - where a ‘customer’ of a company might trick or manipulate a chatbot into compromising the security of the company, at least to the extent of e.g. releasing sensitive information inappropriately.
They cannot recognize visual warning signs like suspicious URLs, excessive permission requests, or unusual website designs that typically alert employees of a malicious site.
Don’t know about the employees where you work, but where I work I would definitely not assume that my colleagues would be alerted by any of that.
(We have to complete approximately weekly security training modules and after completing each module it shows the employee what percentage of employees went for the right answer and for each of the wrong answers.)
Or, as we write in English, schadenfreude.