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AI Tool That Hacked Korean Banks Was Used in Japan, GMO Says
Source: Bloomberg
Cybersecurity & Data PrivacyArtificial Intelligence
A Tokyo-based internet security firm said hackers who recently infiltrated some of Japan’s biggest companies used an AI tool developed in China. The firm linked the tool to a rash of breaches at South Korean banks last month; the article provides no figures or details on market effects.
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