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AI enabled or supported cybercrime is constantly evolving. AI prioritisation built into malware removes the requirement to sort data and for further investigation allowing criminals to hit high value targets quicker. Easier work for cyber criminals means more attacks more often. Stay cyber aware!

BleepingComputer@bleepingcomputer.com · 2w ago

A new Dolphin X remote access trojan claims to use an AI-powered profiling feature to score and rank infected users, helping cybercriminals identify which victims should be targeted first.

We are seeing a dramatic increase in ransomware attacks year on year, primarily by four key groups. While AI is being used as a productivity tool we are yet to see it revolutionise how groups operate. It is a space to watch. As always, stay cyber aware! www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/ransomw...

Ransomware ecosystem grows, but ‘four-headed monster’ dominates

AI is helping hackers, a new report finds, but mostly by automating very human behaviors.

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🚨 Ransomware Alert 🚨 Stormous ransomware group has added 5 new victims to their dark web portal. • Palatine Primary School 🇬🇧 • Monoprix 🇹🇳 • ESHA Cloud QA 🇺🇸 • EOGB Energy Products Ltd 🇬🇧 • Higuchi Inc. 🇯🇵

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🚨 Ransomware Alert 🚨 Qilin ransomware group has added 3 new victims to their dark web portal. • Shipping Services Argentina S.A. 🇦🇷 • Imex International Company Limited 🇹🇭 • Exco Technologies Limited 🇨🇦

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The as-a-service market provides a key enabler to cybercrime including bulletproof hosting where criminals can host their infrastructure without fear of take down. A security focus needs to be on targeting these enablers.

Microsoft Threat Intelligence@threatintel.microsoft.com · 4mo ago

The cybercrime-as-a-service stack makes phishing kits, bulletproof hosting, and more available to even low-skill threat actors. Listen to learn how blockchain intelligence, industry collaboration, and disruptions counter attacks.