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Understanding Iran's techniques, coupled with comprehensive threat intel, can give organizations an edge in identifying and defending against these attacks.

Understanding how Iranian and Iran-affiliated threats traverse 3 distinct phases may help identify vulnerabilities and attack vectors.

The Russian hackers, called Midnight Blizzard, infiltrated a small percentage of corporate email accounts, Microsoft said.

OpenAI and Microsoft disrupt state-backed hackers using ChatGPT for cyber crimes, underscoring the fight against AI misuse in cybersecurity.

The rise of AI-enabled deepfakes gives cybercriminals unprecedented capabilities, making it more challenging to combat financial fraud.

Justice Department Conducts Court-Authorized Disruption of Botnet Controlled by the Russian Federation’s Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff (GRU)

North Korean hackers reportedly exploit ChatGPT on LinkedIn for phishing, aided by OpenAI's GPT-4 limitations.

A Microsoft-Open AI report announces the beginning of a new era—and raises unanswered questions about privacy and transparency.

OpenAI and Microsoft claims that Russian and North Korean hackers are using OpenAI's tools to bolster their cyberattacks.

ALBAWABA – OpenAI has said in a blogpost that in collaboration with Microsoft, they were able to identify and block five threat groups backed by nations