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Palo Alto tracks a massive Chinese AI attack that sadly lives up to industry fears

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  1. 3d agoCSO Online · research by Palo Alto Networks Unit 42Palo Alto tracks a massive Chinese AI attack that sadly lives up to industry fearsUnit 42 reports Chinese-speaking attackers used the open-source Cairn AI pentesting framework, paired with Zhipu GLM and DeepSeek models, to run 25 autonomous intrusion operations against 19 organizations in August–September 2026.
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    1. 3d agoPalo Alto Unit 42EarliestAttackers Use Autonomous AI to Target Semiconductor, Defense and Civil Society Sectors
    2. 3d agoCSO OnlinePickupPalo Alto tracks a massive Chinese AI attack that sadly lives up to industry fears
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