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Authorities across 19 countries arrested two dozen individuals involved in distributing AI-generated child sexual abuse material, marking a significant step in addressing this emerging threat.

Microsoft is taking action against developers who bypassed AI safety measures to create deepfake images, highlighting the real-world harms of AI misuse.

Microsoft identifies alleged key players in a global cybercrime network involved in hijacking and selling Microsoft accounts used to generate harmful content with AI tools.

Microsoft has identified key members of the Storm-2139 cybercrime gang responsible for developing tools to bypass AI safeguards and generate deepfakes and explicit content.

Microsoft has updated a lawsuit to name four developers accused of exploiting its AI tools to generate harmful content like deepfake celebrity porn.

Microsoft is taking legal action against individuals who developed tools to bypass AI guardrails and generate harmful content. The company has identified and named the primary developers and is working with law enforcement to stop the illicit operation and deter others.

As cryptocurrency gains wider acceptance, it’s increasingly becoming a tool for cybercriminals. A recent Chainanalysis report highlights the trend.

Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) is taking legal action to disrupt cybercriminals who are weaponizing AI technology to create harmful content.