Japan issues warning over rising cyberattacks
Japan has issued a warning regarding an increase in cyberattacks. This concern is amplified by the weaponization of AI, leading to situations where crypto wallets are being drained without fault of their holders. The discussion raises questions about whether open-sourcing such capabilities is beneficial, especially when individual attackers can outpace organizations in strengthening legacy software.
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发布当时偏移：UTC+02026年10月9日 23:04 UTC
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https://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/16954294
“While the latest wave of attacks in Japan had not been clearly linked to AI, the technology was making it much easier to carry out attacks that once required considerable time and expertise.”
This is the world we live in when AI is weaponized. I mean, crypto wallets are already being drained through no fault of the wallet holders as we speak. Is open sourcing such capabilities a net good, if an individual attacker can move so much faster than an organization can strengthen huge amounts of legacy software?