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新的网络安全威胁：AI代理 - 财富中文网

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By Christian Vasquez Verified, Christian Vásquez
| Fortune China
The tech industry is abuzz over the business potential of AI “agents,” which can execute tasks on their own. For those tasked with protecting organizations against cybercriminals however, the influx of AI agents will mean preparing for a challenging new adversary to contend with.
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Here’s how simple it is for script kiddies to stand up DDoS services

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By Christian Vasquez Verified, Christian Vásquez
| CyberScoop Verified
A new report from Aqua Security highlights just how easy it is for an amateur-level hacker to set up malicious services that could in turn be weaponized by much-more skillful threat actors in the future. The cloud security company detailed in a report released Tuesday an operation to sell access to distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) tools  on Telegram which was started by an apparent Russian threat actor known as “Matrix,” citing the code commits from a GitHub account.
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Privacy-focused mobile phone launches for high-risk individuals

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By Christian Vasquez Verified, Christian Vásquez
| CyberScoop Verified
Chinese hackers, cybercriminals, law enforcement agencies, and phone phreaks of yesteryear have all successfully accessed mobile phones along with the trove of data collected by the devices. But the mobile company CAPE is looking to change the privacy game with a hardened phone that doesn’t keep metadata, while also adhering to the strict U.S. criminal and national security laws that run the surveillance state. The Thursday announcement of the physical Android-based phone comes with lofty claims.
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