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English(EN) Hong Kong police say ransomware cases rose 17.6 per cent to 40 in the first three quarters even as overall tech crime fell 11.5 per cent. Chief Superintendent R

香港勒索软件案件因AI辅助攻击激增18%

香港勒索软件案件有所增加,今年前三季度增长了近18%。这种激增归因于网络犯罪分子越来越多地使用人工智能来提高攻击的速度、数量和有效性。尽管勒索软件有所增加,但该地区整体技术犯罪有所下降。 AI

影响 人工智能越来越多地被网络犯罪分子用来加速和提高勒索软件攻击的有效性,对组织构成了日益增长的威胁。

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香港勒索软件案件因AI辅助攻击激增18%

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文章讨论了人工智能作为网络犯罪工具的使用,特别是勒索软件攻击,而不是核心的人工智能发布或研究。
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报道来源 [2]

  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Jess Ma ·

    香港勒索软件案件激增近18%,同期科技犯罪下降

    Hong Kong has recorded a nearly 18 per cent rise in ransomware cases in the first three quarters of this year despite an overall drop in technology crime, with police attributing the rise to artificial intelligence-aided attacks. Chief Superintendent Raymond Lam Cheuk-ho of the c…

  2. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    香港警方称,前三季度勒索软件案件增至40起,增长17.6%,尽管整体科技犯罪下降11.5%。警务处高级警司R

    Hong Kong police say ransomware cases rose 17.6 per cent to 40 in the first three quarters even as overall tech crime fell 11.5 per cent. Chief Superintendent Raymond Lam Cheuk-ho says hackers now use generative, agentic and automated AI to probe corporate systems, cutting attack…