1011Now AI Chatbots Pose New Risks for Personal Data Security
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- •AI chatbots can retain sensitive user data, posing privacy risks.
- •Users should treat interactions with AI tools like conversations with strangers.
- •Reviewing and adjusting privacy settings can enhance personal data protection.
Cybersecurity expert Kara Sprague warns that AI chatbots can inadvertently expose users' personal information. Hackers are increasingly using AI to exploit vulnerabilities in software, which is now integral to daily life. Sprague emphasizes the importance of being cautious about the information shared with AI tools, likening them to strangers. Users are advised to review privacy settings and disable features that allow model training and memory retention. Ethical hackers are working to identify and fix vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by malicious actors. The article does not report any specific incidents or CVEs related to these vulnerabilities, focusing instead on preventative measures.
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