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UNITED STATES, JUL 11 – More than 300 U.S. companies unknowingly hired North Korea-linked impostors for remote jobs, causing at least $6.8 million in overseas revenue, Justice Department says.
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Cybersecurity researchers found that 64 million people who applied for jobs at McDonald's could have accessed personal information
McDonald’s Job Application Platform Exposed Data of Over 64 Million Applicants in Major Security Flaw
A vulnerability in McDonald’s chatbot-powered job application platform exposed the personal data and chat transcripts of more than 64 million applicants, according to cybersecurity researchers. The flaw, discovered by Ian Carroll and Sam Curry, allowed anyone with basic knowledge of web traffic to access applicant data simply by changing a number in a URL. Even more worrying? The admin panel of the test franchise used “123456” as both the userna…
How Deepfake AI Steals remotely
Job -seeking cheaters, including deep fakes, exploit the external work trend, American companies cheat and, according to experts, may threaten US national security. About 17% of the personnel managers surveyed said they had encountered candidates using DeepFake technology to change their video interviews, according to CV Genius career platform. It investigated 1,000 recruitment managers in […]
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