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Countries fear state-sponsored cyberwar - Vimarsana News

Countries fear state-sponsored cyberwar

China's state-sponsored hacking network known as China's Volt Typhoon and Russia's GRU are engaged in espionage operations, often infiltrating a company's routers. The countries are also prepositioning for a future conflict, leaving spyware inside US systems that can be activated later. The World's Carolyn Beeler spoke with Dina Temple-Raston, host of the podcast "Click Here,"

Chinese hackers are positioning to strike U.S. critical infrastructure if conflict breaks out - Vimarsana News

Chinese hackers are positioning to strike U.S. critical infrastructure if conflict breaks out

A new report from Dragos security researchers adds to fears over China's state-sponsored Volt Typhoon hacking group.

Chinese hackers are positioning to strike U.S. critical infrastructure with 'disruptive or destructive cyberattacks' if conflict breaks out - Vimarsana News

Chinese hackers are positioning to strike U.S. critical infrastructure with 'disruptive or destructive cyberattacks' if conflict breaks out

A new report from Dragos security researchers adds to fears over China's state-sponsored Volt Typhoon hacking group.

Source: aol.com
Microsoft, OpenAI: US Adversaries Armed with GenAI - Vimarsana News

Microsoft, OpenAI: US Adversaries Armed with GenAI

The companies say “early stage” efforts to leverage generative AI have been detected as nation-state attackers take aim at US interests.

Russia And China Use OpenAI Tools To Hack, Microsoft Warns - Vimarsana News

Russia And China Use OpenAI Tools To Hack, Microsoft Warns

State-sponsored hackers from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran allegedly used OpenAI’s technology to complete simple tasks.

Source: forbes.com