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AI Tools Raise New Concerns Amid Surge in Cyber Crime

What Happened

Financial Times reports that global rates of cyber crime are rising, with incidents ranging from ransomware attacks to sophisticated phishing campaigns. Experts warn that artificial intelligence tools could worsen the problem by enabling criminals to automate large-scale attacks and easily develop new malware variants. Law enforcement agencies and cybersecurity firms are witnessing a shift in tactics as AI-driven strategies help hackers exploit vulnerabilities more quickly and evade detection. As AI technology becomes more accessible, concerns are mounting that the cyber crime landscape will become even more challenging for organizations and individuals to defend against.

Why It Matters

The growing intersection of AI and cyber crime may accelerate the frequency, scale, and sophistication of security threats. This escalates risks for businesses, governments, and everyday users, underlining the urgent need for advanced cybersecurity measures powered by AI as well. Read more in our Cyber Defense Hub

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