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A gigawatt is a unit of power equal to one billion watts, typically used to measure the output of large power plants or energy grids.
Cyberwarfare is the use of digital attacks by nations or groups to disrupt, damage, or spy on other countries’ information systems and infrastructure.
An adversarial attack tricks AI models by subtly altering input data, causing them to make incorrect or unexpected decisions.
A CNA is an organization authorized to assign official CVE IDs to software vulnerabilities, making them easier to track, share, and fix.
An ICS file is a standard calendar format used to share events and schedules across different apps and platforms, ensuring easy synchronization.
A Compute Module is a compact computer board, like a Raspberry Pi, designed for easy integration into custom industrial or embedded hardware.
Summary formatting organizes complex information into clear bullet points or short paragraphs, making content easier to read and understand.
Memory and context enable AI to recall previous interactions, ensuring conversations remain coherent and tailored to user needs.
Call Data Records (CDR) are logs of phone calls and texts showing who communicated, when, and for how long, without including conversation content.
Two British teenagers linked to Scattered Spider have been charged for a major hack on Transport for London, revealing the growing threat of youth-led cybercrime.