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• Residential Proxy Traffic Traced to White House Network
• Zyxel Switch Patch Missed Flaw Behind Wave of Attacks
• India Warns of New AI-Driven Cyber-Attacks Targeting Financial and Crypto Businesses
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• 3AM Ransomware Used Human-AI Hybrid Tactics in UK School Estate Compromise
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• Fake Interview of Software Engineer Led to Binance Mega-Heist

A new Censys report showed that the use of ARTEX, an AI pentesting tool popular with threat actor, could be spreading far beyond initially reported campaigns