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Financially motivated threat cluster uses AI-enabled tools against banking sector
Why it’s here: Documents a rapidly growing wave of AI-enabled automated cyberattacks against banking and financial sectors, including US-relevant tracking by Microsoft and CrowdStrike, which bears on cybersecurity policy and financial-sector security debates in DC.
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6d agoCybersecurity DiveFinancially motivated threat cluster uses AI-enabled tools against banking sectorMicrosoft Threat Intelligence reports a Cambodia-based financially motivated group, Storm 3358, is using the AI-enabled Artex pen-testing framework against banking and financial firms worldwide, part of a broader wave of Artex-driven attacks.1 outletCyber11 linked
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