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At Black Hat, a hacker revealed how printing "adversarial patterns" on everyday clothing can poison facial recognition algorithms—no masks or electronics required ...

The Indian company is ensuring rapid AI adoption through new platforms, extensive training, responsible governance, and client collaboration. Useful findings from a range of new academic studies. His ...

A security researcher has designed an algorithm that can create computer-generated patterns capable of hiding people, faces, and vehicles from detection by surveillance cameras.

Face ID and fingerprints are convenient, but law enforcement can bypass them much more easily than a passcode. Here's why you should go back to basics to improve your privacy and security. I review ...

Bill Swearingen ran 31 million tests from his home in Kansas City. The result: a pattern that makes vehicles basically invisible to Flock surveillance cameras — without touching the lens, without ...