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[...] Conclusion La security on the internet appears therefore as being an illusion in many ways. However, many things in the society in which internet users evolve are closer to the illusion than to reality. Sharing the good moments of one's life on the networks or pretending to have them to stir up the jealousy of others is just one example among others. The context of online security appears therefore as being somewhat paradoxical. The technologies are more and more advanced, yet, the users have never been so exposed and vulnerable. [...]
[...] It is possible to give here some examples of the AI's deviations. In the first place, the cases of identity theft. It is not necessary to forget that some videos made by generative AI can imitate a person's voice and even face, which can lead to false testimonies and even large-scale scams. It's enough to go to social networks to get an idea of what AI is capable of doing. On these sites, video montages are frequent, and they can deliver false information and even lead to cyberbullying. [...]
[...] Firstly, blockchain. It is a decentralized technology, meaning not concentrated on a single entity, which allows for greater security in transactions, while making it possible to track everything. Other systems such as XAI, explainable artificial intelligence, which are designed in such a way that they can be understood by all, which will allow each person to better control their own use. Advanced encryption systems, data is processed but not decrypted, thus avoiding the risk of leakage. These solutions are interesting, relevant, and of course necessary, but they cannot be sufficient on their own. [...]
[...] PART Internet Security: An Illusion? The Illusory Trust of Internet Users The Internet has been around for several years now, and technological advancements have been numerous since then. These progress have been made in multiple fields, including online security. A few years ago, there were many consumers who refused to make online purchases for fear of their bank account being hacked or their personal data being stolen. Although there are still consumers who refuse to buy expensive products online, things are changing over time, and many are now buying products worth over 1000 or 2000 euros online without any problems. [...]
[...] Of course, all these advantages will give a sense of reliability to AI, but it is a matter of remaining prudent, since one must not forget that this trust, quickly granted, can turn against internet users. What are the possible limits of AI? Of course, everything related to new technologies, internet use, or data protection cannot be 100% reliable. After all, artificial intelligence is a technology, and it's essential not to forget that. Like all technologies, it cannot always be neutral. [...]
