Lowe's Phishing, France DDoS Attacks & Temu Dangerous Products | cybernews.com

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0:00 - Intro
0:11 - Supply Chain Attacks Run Wild
2:53 - Durov’s Arrest Sparks DDoS Attacks on France
3:37 - BlackCat is Back?
4:33 - FBI Seizes Doppelgänger Websites
5:16 - Russian Military Hackers
6:01 - International AI Treaty
7:04 - Lowe’s Phishing
8:12 - Temu Dangerous Products

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[pablomora]

The fact AI Joe referenced a spelling mistake in the previous video is hilarious 😂

[TheSlowLane-zt]

This is the first time in my life that I've actually liked a newscaster.

[SpaceDrze]

The only thing that scares me more than unregulated AI is regulated AI. (no offense Joe)

[KC_Eden]

ME: *Watches this and gets a TEMU ad. 😂🤷‍♀️

[irri]

Temu already makes babys. Just look at the ruler Winnie-the-Pooh.

[anonsforever_cloud]

New temu rocking chair rocks itself for your baby, at a speed of 30 mph. 😅😅

[HyrimBot]

hey AI Joe, where you going with that many fingers on your hand???

[FlandersKen]

Joe doesn't like crumbs on his beard, stop making cookies 😂

[lukaszstaniec]

Autumn = oatmeal pumpkin spice cookies

[NeostormXLMAX]

Is that actually the infamous cicada 3310 group? Or just a reference

[anatolykosychenko]

Hi Ya & best wishes. Thanks for work. Be Happy. Sevastopol/Crimea.

[Loppythebunny]

is it really bad spelling if you can read it still...

[louie]

That dude makes me nervous 😂 I hate ai voices … I’m on the fence if it’s real or not

[TheBigBlueMarble]

I take offense at your description of devs who use Github code as "lazy". Why should I (or they) rewrite a bit of code if someone else has already figured it out. Software is a fast moving industry and if you can save some time by re-using some available code, then that is the smart and efficient way to do it.

[observe_and_purport]

this place is so cooked. casual misinformation has devolved into casual disinformation.

[lel]

Using AI talking heads is too much and the overall quality is poor