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A linguist analyzes whether GPT will improve the notoriously agrammatical scam — or finally render it a thing of the past. [TechWeb]( Follow Dark Reading: [RSS]( September 23, 2023 LATEST SECURITY FEATURES & COMMENTARY [Will Generative AI Kill the Nigerian Prince Scam?]( A linguist analyzes whether GPT will improve the notoriously agrammatical scam — or finally render it a thing of the past. [Secure Browser Tech Is Having a Moment]( Cloud adoption is driving secure browsers' moment in the sun as rumors fly that Palo Alto Networks is looking to snap up Talon. [Do CISOs Have to Report Security Flaws to the SEC?]( The new SEC rules make it seem that there is no need to report the presence of security vulnerabilities, but that doesn't quite tell the full story. [Companies Explore Ways to Safeguard Data in the Age of LLMs]( Generative AI models are forcing companies to become creative about how they keep employees from giving away sensitive data. 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