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Anyone following cybersecurity news today is unlikely to miss the growing number of headlines warning that AI will make us less safe. In many cases, these warnings collapse a wide range of very different techniques into a single, vague term: “AI-powered cyber attacks.” In this article, I want to unpack what people actually mean when […]

Recent reports describe how sophisticated threat actors use consumer AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude to support cyber campaigns. These tools were never designed for offensive security, yet they are increasingly part of real-world attack operations. A Military-Style Approach to AI-Assisted Campaigns The way attackers choose the right tool for each phase resembles a

I recently ran into a problem that’s probably familiar to anyone who works across multiple Google Workspace environments. I use two different accounts: my main account linked to jenario.com and another that belongs to a customer of mine that also happens to use Google Workspace. The issue was that while I managed to keep my

Cameras are everywhere – from smart doorbells on front porches to quiet domes on grocery store ceilings – but do we really know what they’re doing? The outward appearance of a camera gives no hint of its true super powers. And the expectations of what cameras are able to do, lag behind their actual capabilities.

This is an optimistic, hopefully not overly naive, perspective on how generative AI will influence writing.  Many of us are irritated by the avalanche of AI generated content on social media? Most people will encounter AI generated content, often of low quality, on a daily basis. It’s not a controversial statement to say that generative

A recent article in The Atlantic describes a significant faux-pas in operational security: a journalist was mistakenly added to a Signal group chat used by senior members of the U.S. government, where allegedly sensitive military plans were being discussed. It’s easy to dismiss this as an isolated incident or a high-profile gaffe. But if you’ve

Single Sign-On (SSO) — which lets employees use one set of credentials for all (or many of) their apps — is a very effective way to protect work-accounts from a variety of security-threats. Yet many Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers treat SSO as a premium add-on, available only in the highest-priced plans. In practice, this means effective security functionality is locked

Facial recognition technology is increasingly shaping our interactions with devices and environments. From unlocking smartphones to navigating airport security, these systems are becoming more sophisticated. However, the ethical considerations of intent (active participation) and consent (clear agreement) are crucial to ensuring responsible use. This post explores these principles through three examples — iPhone unlock, airport security, and

The year 2024 was brimming with hype around new and improved tools in the field of generative AI. Tools for creating code, text, images, and even videos emerged almost daily. This feels like a good moment to reflect on how I’m incorporating these tools into my life. I believe the products that truly integrate into

Just like other aspects of technology and product-development, the design of a digital or physical product reflects who made it and what was top of mind – or in this case wasn’t for the team. I’d like to share my thoughts about an experience I recently had with packaging. I don’t want to give the