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Article: Issues · DevSecOps Courses / Hands On / Ansible - GitLab - published 12 months ago.
Content: GitLab.com.
https://gitlab.com/devsecopscourses/hands-on/ansible/-/issues
Published: 2023 11 25 21:54:07
Received: 2023 11 26 06:26:09
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Topic: DevSecOps

Article: How CHatGPT could become a cybersecurity menace - Digital Journal - published 12 months ago.
Content: Howard Goodman, the Technical Director, thinks that in 2024, threat actors will weaponize generative AI to craft malware that evades detection and ...
https://www.digitaljournal.com/tech-science/how-chatgpt-could-become-a-cybersecurity-menace/article
Published: 2023 11 25 21:44:03
Received: 2023 11 26 00:22:51
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Topic: Cyber Security

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Article: Cybersecurity Maximum Attention, Insufficient Budget | Omdia - published 12 months ago.
Content: ... cybersecurity infrastructure as their innovation projects. The recognition that cybersecurity is the biggest challenge for business and IT to ...
https://omdia.tech.informa.com/insights/2023/maximum-attention-insufficient-budget
Published: 2023 11 25 21:01:27
Received: 2023 11 25 21:42:52
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Topic: Cyber Security

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