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AI Jekyll and Hyde: The Cybersecurity Double Agent of 2024
Welcome to the dark side of the AI force, where cybercriminals wield AI Enhanced Cybercrime Tactics. They’re not just improving their phishing scams, they’re subscribing to AI models faster than newsletters. Brace yourselves, 2024 isn’t just another year, it’s the year of the Cyber Dragon…
Hot Take:
While AI is often hailed as the knight in shining armor in this digital age, it seems it's also playing the role of the villain. The same AI that's supposed to protect us is also being used by cybercriminals to outsmart security measures. It's like a high-tech version of Jekyll and Hyde. Unfortunately, this isn't a Victorian-era novel, it's our modern reality. The plot thickens as 2024 looks to be a blockbuster year for state-backed hacking groups, especially those with Chinese and Russian credits.Already a member? Log in here