Bree Fowler is a senior writer for CNET, specializing in cybersecurity. With a background in journalism and consumer advocacy, Bree covers a wide range of topics related to online security, privacy, and technology. Her articles provide practical advice and insights to help readers navigate the digital landscape safely.
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今や、テクノロジー業界のほぼすべての企業が人工知能（AI）ブームに乗っている。Appleも例外ではない。Appleが他社と少し違うのは、AIがもたらすデータセキュリティとプライバシーの問題への取り組み方だ。
From deepakes to disinformation: You'd better buckle up. This year's presidential election is going to be a wild ride.
Cybercriminals will be out to steal the money and personal info of Amazon shoppers. Here's how you can protect yourself from common scams.
The number of people affected by breaches continues to rise as a result of massive, targeted attacks, group says.
IT Teams continue to work to get Windows systems back online days after a faulty CrowdStrike update took them down.
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen testifies at UK Parliament
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Deepfakes have come a long way in just the past year, making it increasingly difficult for the average person to figure out what's real and what's not.
The fake photos and videos look more convincing than ever, and it doesn’t help when former presidents post them on social media. View Article on CNET It doesn’t take much to create a pr…
This year's reported losses are on pace to be even higher and probably represent just a small glimpse of the total money lost.
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