Network Break 425: Microsoft Adds Security Copilot To AI Squadron; Samsung Stung By ChatGPT Leaks

Take a Network Break! This week we cover Security Copilot, the latest AI-infused assistant in Microsoft’s growing arsenal; discuss optical advancements from Arelion and Infinera that sent 400Gb wavelengths over 1,800 kilometers; and examine a news report that claims Tesla workers shared “highly invasive” images recorded by vehicle cameras. Samsung employees apparently leaked sensitive internal data via ChatGPT, Apple wins a court battle against a patent portfolio company, and a startup founder is charged with defrauding JP Morgan Chase. Get links to all these stories below. Sponsor: Palo Alto Networks Watch the new Palo Alto Networks virtual event on demand to hear how the latest innovations in Palo Alto Networks’ Prisma SASE can help your organization. See how ZTNA 2.0, Cloud SWG, and SD-WAN deliver exceptional security and ROI. See AI-powered innovation take center stage. Watch on demand. Tech Bytes: Nokia Stay tuned for a sponsored Tech Bytes podcast with Nokia where we talk about gNMIc, a free, open-source command line tool developed by Nokia you can use to configure devices and collect device telemetry. Show Links: Introducing Microsoft Security Copilot: Empowering defenders at the speed of AI – Microsoft GPT-4 AI-Powered Microsoft Security Copilot Arrives – The New Stack Arelion and Infinera set new benchmark for 400G ZR+ deployments in live network field trial – Arelion Special Report: Tesla workers shared sensitive images recorded by customer cars – Reuters Samsung workers made a major error by using ChatGPT – TechRadar Samsung reportedly leaked its own secrets through ChatGPT – The Register Decade-old patent battle goes Apple’s way – The Register Apple grudgingly opens up its check book, pays VirnetX $454m in patent royalties after a decade of wrangling – The Register S.E.C. Charges Frank Founder Charlie Javice for Defrauding JPMorgan Chase – The New York Times Millennial app founder arrested, charged with defrauding JPMorgan Chase – CNN Former Start-Up CEO Charged In $175 Million Fraud – US Department of Justice