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Researchers traced a large-scale attack involving more than 600,000 credit cards back to one individual who used multiple AI models to target hundreds of companies.
The notable shift isn’t that AI created new vulnerabilities. It’s that AI can automate the process of finding and working through existing weaknesses at much greater scale. Researchers estimated the cost at roughly $25 per successfully scanned company.
That changes the economics of targeting organizations: attackers may need far less manual research before testing whether a target is vulnerable.
What security practices need to change when the cost of automated discovery becomes this low?
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The notable shift isn’t that AI created new vulnerabilities. It’s that AI can automate the process of finding and working through existing weaknesses at much greater scale. Researchers estimated the cost at roughly $25 per successfully scanned company.
That changes the economics of targeting organizations: attackers may need far less manual research before testing whether a target is vulnerable.
What security practices need to change when the cost of automated discovery becomes this low?
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#ArtificialIntelligence #AIAttacks #SecurityWeekly #Cybersecurity #InformationSecurity #AI #InfoSec