802.1x is not new, and corporate NAC's / Radius / etc. are I thought pretty standard operating procedure to make sure some moron with a home PC doesn't wonder in and introduce crytolocker to the environment.

I'm sorry but.... there is nothing special about this attack. They named their service google docs in Oauth and that's about the extent of things. I apologize that despite 20 years of warnings about phishing and reading shit users are still dumb as hell and click anything on their screen. At some point we need to admit to ourselves that no amount of security is going to stop a stupid user

How is this different from Discord or any other web application that has existed for the last 15 years? I feel like there's some key piece I'm missing to make sense of how this isn't a totally bullshit article.

So Google's Deepmind, which learned all on it's own how to play an Atari?

So when does it become AI then? What is "AI" to you because clearly there's some semantic differences.

Just thought I would make a small correction, there were most clearly... 5 lights.