Welcome to Hacked dAily, the first AI-driven cybersecurity podcast brought to you by Cytadel Cyber. In today's episode, we navigate through a landscape riddled with digital threats, regulatory consequences, and pressing ethical debates.

Our top story unfolds in Lebanon, where a devastating cyber attack, allegedly executed by Israel's Mossad, has targeted telecommunications infrastructure, leading to catastrophic consequences including loss of life and mass injuries. This escalation highlights the perilous intersection of cyber and physical warfare amidst the ongoing conflict involving Hezbollah and Iran.

Next, we spotlight AT&T's $13 million settlement over a data breach linked to its vendor, sparking widespread concern over cloud security and third-party data handling practices. This settlement aims to address these vulnerabilities and bolster future data protection efforts.

In the realm of tech giants, Meta reveals its plan to enhance AI models using public posts from U.K. users. While aimed at improving user experience, this initiative raises significant privacy concerns and sparks a dialogue on the ethics of user data exploitation without explicit consent.

Meanwhile, a ServiceNow platform misconfiguration has resulted in sensitive data exposure, urging businesses to re-evaluate their security settings and prevent similar breaches.

Finally, we delve into the world of AI-generated images with Taylor Swift’s advocacy on their potential to sway election outcomes, adding a pivotal voice to the conversation on digital ethics and electoral integrity.

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