AI fuels 440% surge in hackers using blockchains in malware attacks
State-backed groups – including those linked to North Korea and Iran – now account for the majority of this activity.
AI fuels 440% surge in hackers using blockchains in malware attacks
State-backed groups – including those linked to North Korea and Iran – now account for the majority of this activity.
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