The report warns CSOs that while AI is helping unsophisticated threat actors, failure to implement cybersecurity basics is fatal regardless of the attacker's skill.

A Russian-speaking threat actor used AI to plan, manage and conduct cyberattacks on organisations with misconfigured firewalls in 55 countries in January and February, according to Amazon researchers.

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The Arkanix infostealer combines LLM-assisted development with a malware-as-a-service model, using dual language implementations to maximize reach and establish persistence.

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