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Researchers Devise Method to Eavesdrop on Headphones Using Electromagnetic Signals

Meet InjectEave, a sneaky new method that lets hackers tap into your headphones from up to 30 meters away - yes, even through walls - using electromagnetic signals to steal your audio. This clever hack injects radio-frequency energy into your device, making it easy for attackers to recover your private conversations.

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Laptop on a desk with a blurred Gmail inbox and a subtle hint of a hidden network connection in the background.

ChatGPT Exposes Gmail Data to Hidden Channel

Researchers at Check Point found that a sneaky instruction in a ChatGPT conversation can secretly siphon off sensitive data from connected Gmail accounts, sending it to an attacker's hidden channel without raising any red flags. This covert hack can even exfiltrate chat history and files, putting users' private info at risk.

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Large Language Models Expose Contextual Integrity Risks

Large language models can leak sensitive information in up to 69% of cases, according to a new benchmark that tests their ability to control information flow based on context. This shocking vulnerability highlights the risks of using these powerful models without proper safeguards.

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