IBM Research says AI can make phishing, already used in ~90% of cyberattacks, more effective at scale, although the team has not yet detected widespread use
Phishing attacks are already devastatingly successful. What happens when artificial intelligence makes them even harder to spot?
IBM SVP and Director of Research Darío Gil says the company will stop pursuing numeric patent leadership and focus instead on open innovation and collaboration
For 29 years straight, IBM has led the United States in minting patents, at its peak filing over 10,000 US patent applications … Tweets: @trengriffin , @ibmnews , and @rossmauri Tweets: Tren Griffin /...
IBM SVP and Director of Research says the company will no longer pursue numeric patent leadership and will instead focus on open innovation and collaboration
Darío Gil / Fortune : Tweets: @rossmauri and @ibmnews Tweets: Ross Mauri / @rossmauri : As part of our relentless capacity for reinvention, @ibm decided in 2020 that we would no longer pursue the goa...
Using NFC, IBM brings dual-factor authentication to mobile
Diego Ortiz-Yepes of IBM Research in Zurich describes his approach for dual-factor authentication using mobile devices. — (Credit: Stephen Shankland/CNET) — ZURICH, Switzerland — Banks and major W...
IBM prepares for end of process shrinks with carbon nanotube transistors
Carbon nanotubes sit on top of features etched in silicon. — IBM Research — The shrinking size of features on modern processors is slowly approaching a limit where the wiring on chips will only be...