Raisin8659 @ Raisin8659 @monyet.cc

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Or robot enjoying a taco.

You don't need admin access to do a lot of damage on a windows system. From the user space, a malware can:

1. Exfiltrate files
2. Read memory of other processes
3. Read all user credentials from the credential store, including from TPM
4. If the malware can fool the user to authenticate using Windows Hello, even the password managers that store encrypted secrets in credential stores aren't safe:

See this same class of malware at (unfortunate link, but you can see the detailed discussions there): https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitwarden/comments/14r29p6/meduza_stealer_will_steal_on_windows_browser/

I mean, the flying cockroach might as well have been a raging elephant.

It may be convenient to be a narcissist in this case. I am beautiful! No pornhub required.

You might already be aware, but there have been instances of information leaks in the past. Even major tech companies restrict their employees from using such tools due to worries about leaks of confidential information.

If you're worried about your personal info, it's a good idea to consistently clear your chat history.

Another big thing is AI hallucination. When you inquire about topics it doesn't know much about, it can confidently generate fictional information. So, you'll need to verify the points it presents. This even occurs when you ask it to summarize an article. Sometimes, it might include information that doesn't come from the original source.

You can also subscribe to !trendingcommunities@feddit.nl to see trending communities. Following the links to see the posts in the communities would be more discriminate.

Globalization for cheap labors and resources, localization to maximize profits.

Don't be evil, be shitty.

What a beautiful summary.

What you have to do to see the light!

Haha, it also belongs to 12-13 year-old. Probably not the most representative.

It does say clean better!

Suspiciously specific.

That's out of this world, man.

Yeah, need some companies to compete by using FOSS. Probably not gonna happen by govt's regulations.

Thanks for the discussion. The EFF article also raises the issue of privacy for people around the car that is collecting vast amounts of information, which EFF proposes that it should be regulated to ensure privacy.

While technology is being used to oppress people, it can also be used to liberate them.

Free encrypted tools like the chat app Signal and the encrypted email service Tutanota help activists around the world to protect their private communication. Keeping messages confidential can be a matter of life and death for activists, journalists and whistleblowers in many countries.

That's why we ... will keep fighting for privacy and against and attempt to backdoor encryption.

That's embarrassing for everybody involved.

That would be fulfilling.