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GMO Yellae confirms AI attackers using autonomous penetration testing tool 'ARTEX' in unauthorized access targeting Japanese companies

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GMO Cyber Security by Yellae confirmed on October 19 that attackers are abusing the AI-powered penetration testing tool 'ARTEX' in unauthorized access incidents targeting Japanese companies.

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  • •GMO Cyber Security by Yellae announced on October 19 that it confirmed the abuse of the AI penetration testing tool 'ARTEX'.
  • •The company confirmed that many of the sources of recent unauthorized access incidents are AI-driven.
  • •The attacks targeted Japanese companies.
#Security & Misuse#AI Agents#Major Players#ARTEX#GMOサイバーセキュリティ byイエラエ
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