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North Korean hacking group develops AI tools for cyberattacks
A South Korean cybersecurity firm reports that North Korean hackers built AI tools to automate cyberattacks and analyze stolen data. The group, Kimsuky, set up local AI models and software for phishing, malware, and data analysis. The findings suggest North Korea is expanding its cyber capabilities with AI technology.
North Korea’s hackers use AI for cyberattacks, report says
South Korean cybersecurity firm Genians reports that North Korean hackers, linked to Kimsuky, are using AI to improve cyberattacks. They use AI-generated documents in spear-phishing and target military, diplomatic, and academic institutions. The hackers also operate AI tools offline to avoid detection and enhance their attack capabilities.
Ex-US defense secretary calls CLARITY Act a national security bill
Former US Defense Secretary Mark Esper urges the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act. He warns that unclear crypto rules could benefit China and North Korea. Esper says the act would help the US control digital assets and protect national security.
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