AI training and content piracy – issues and prospects
In the first part of this article we reported that several major artificial intelligence models have been trained—at least partially—on copyrighted content obtained illegally. This
Artificial Intelligence and pirated content
Artificial intelligence, particularly in its form based on Large Language Models (LLMs), relies on the ingestion of very large amounts of textual data. However, revelations
Famous cyberattacks (2)
In the first part of our article, we looked at some of the most significant cyberattacks of the past decade. Here, we continue the analysis
Famous Cyberattacks (1)
Over the past decade, the IT threat landscape has changed radically, marked by spectacular cyberattacks that have shaken businesses, governments, and individuals alike. In our
Fighting human failure
We saw in the first part of our article why humans can be considered the weakest link in cybersecurity. Faced with the numerous human-induced vulnerabilities,
Human error: the weak link in cybersecurity
Despite technological advancements and massive investments in cybersecurity solutions, security breaches continue to occur. The main reason for this is that one of the most
In the mind of a hacker (2)
The current video streaming landscape is marked by extreme fragmentation, with more subscriptions required to access a wide catalogue of content. Behind the impressive figures
In the mind of hackers (1)
The terms “pirates” or “hackers” often conjure up stereotypical images from the collective imagination or media representations. We visualize them as computer geniuses, frantically tapping
Piracy in 2024: a retrospective
The year 2024 was marked by a series of significant events in the field of online piracy, reflecting both the ingenuity of cybercriminals and the
