
Information security expert Daniil Borislavsky warned Russians that transferring data about the location of documents, keys, cash and other valuables in the house to artificial intelligence could lead to the creation of a detailed catalog of valuables that could be accessed by unauthorized persons, especially if such data is accompanied by photographs.
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The increasing use of artificial intelligence as external memory for storing personal information increases the risks of sensitive data leakage if users are not aware of the security risks.
Data about where documents, keys, cash and other valuables are stored in the house cannot be shared with artificial intelligence (AI). Russians were warned about this by Kontur.Aegis information security expert Daniil Borislavsky in a conversation with TASS.
According to the expert, it is especially dangerous to supplement such information with photographs. If the user decides to save records of this kind, using the AI assistant as external memory, over time, a detailed catalog of valuables will be formed in the account, indicating storage locations. If an outsider gains access to the account, he will have at his disposal not only information about the user himself, but also about his physical environment.
Borislavsky also called for carefully checking photos before sending them to the AI assistant. Bank cards or other important documents may accidentally fall into the frame.

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