Hackers Used Chinese AI Tool Artex Used to Hack South Korean Banks
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Analysis suggests that ‘ARTEX AI,’ known to have been used in hacking attacks targeting South Korean financial institutions, is an artificial intelligence (AI) security tool developed in China. It appears that hackers utilized a tool designed to identify corporate security vulnerabilities in their attacks. According to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on the 6th (local time), some of the web servers used in the attacks contained ‘ARTEX AI,’ develop…
South Korea’s bank hacks offer a warning about AI-powered cyberattacks
Some of South Korea’s biggest banks have been hacked with the assistance of an artificial intelligent agent, opening up a new front in the AI and cybersecurity worlds. Officials say at least seven financial firms were included in the attack, which saw personal information for 68,000 people stolen, including annual income and loan limits. This marks one of the first times AI tools have been used to disrupt global financial stalwarts. It’s notable…
It has been revealed that ‘ARTEX,’ a Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) agent suspected of being a core tool for hacking the domestic financial sector, is closely linked with the AI model ‘DeepSeek.’ This indicates that a ‘Chinese hacking ecosystem’ has been established, ranging from AI models to agents.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Kwon Ha-young and Park Soo-hyun = The Chinese-based artificial intelligence (AI) autonomous... identified as having been exploited in recent hacking attacks targeting the domestic financial sector, including Shinhan Bank
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