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return2ozma@lemmy.world to Technology@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 days ago

Man Hires Swarm of AI Agents to Go on Epic Hacking Spree Against Major Companies

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Man Hires Swarm of AI Agents to Go on Epic Hacking Spree Against Major Companies

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return2ozma@lemmy.world to Technology@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 days ago
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A cybercriminal used a swarm of AI agents to commit a string of attacks against more than 100 different companies.
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    Where are all the details? Shocking journalism

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      Looks like this may be the original source. It’s about two articles deep from OP.

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        You the real MVP

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      Look, we know they’re a Chinese-speaking hacker, what else do you need to know? /s

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        China bad.
        Hacker bad.

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      It’s modern journalism, only the headline really matters… only a small percentage of people are going to read the article anyway.

      It says AI right in the title, that’s going to bring all the attention and interaction on social media.

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      The details in the article infer a few weak innefectual attacks. So epic.

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