Daily Archives: March 2, 2020
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Gmail Is Catching More Malicious Attachments With Deep Learning
Distributing malware by attaching tainted documents to emails is one of the oldest tricks in the book. It’s not just a theoretical risk—real attackers use malicious documents to infect targets all the time. So on top of its anti-spam and anti-phishing efforts, Gmail expanded its malware detection capabilities at the end of last year to include more tailored document monitoring. Good news, it’s working.
At the RSA security conference in San Francisco on Tuesday, Google’s security and anti-abuse research lead Elie Bursztein will present findings on how the new deep-learning scanner for documents is faring against the 300 billion attachments it has to process each week. Read More
Fake images can fool autonomous cars, posing risks, Israeli researchers warn
Autonomous vehicles can be fooled by “phantom” images displayed on a road, wall or sign, causing them to unexpectedly brake or veer off course and making them vulnerable to attackers, Israeli researchers said.
Semi- and fully-autonomous cars perceive and respond to two-dimensional projections as real objects, according to researchers from the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. Read More
Serverless Cloud Computing Will Drive Explosive Growth In AI-Based Innovation
As we look back at the past decade of innovation in the private and the public cloud space, led by Amazon, Microsoft, Google and IBM, the most significant emerging trend we see is the drive toward serverless computing and the appliance model.
Serverless cloud computing makes innovation more affordable and accessible to all companies and teams – regardless of size and resources. Read More
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