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North Korea’s Top Hacking Units Have Operationalized AI, Microsoft Says
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North Korea’s Top Hacking Units Have Operationalized AI, Microsoft Says

Key Highlights: Microsoft has categorized North Korean state-sponsored threat actors based on their level of artificial intelligence adoption, ranking Jade Sleet, Coral Sleet, and Jasper Sleet at the highest tier. State-backed hacking groups are deploying AI tools, such as the coding assistant Cursor and the open-source penetration testing tool ARTEX, to accelerate phishing, write malware, ...

Website Vouching Company Had Secret Keys So Weak That Eight Were Cracked
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Website Vouching Company Had Secret Keys So Weak That Eight Were Cracked

Key Highlights Mozilla and Chrome blocked the affected certificates on Oct. 17, while Apple followed on Oct. 19, Microsoft on Oct. 20, and eMudhra revoked the certificates. Reports said eMudhra certificate authority private keys included tiny integers such as 4, 56, 115, and 237 instead of strong 384-bit random numbers. No crypto attacks or attacks ...

Bitcoin Miner Spin-off Nscale Loses Microsoft AI Deal Over Power Delays Into 2030s
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Bitcoin Miner Spin-off Nscale Loses Microsoft AI Deal Over Power Delays Into 2030s

Key Highlights Publicly traded bitcoin miners have secured more than $70 billion in artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) contracts while offloading over 15,000 BTC to finance facility construction. High infrastructure expenses create significant capital strain, with AI-ready data centers costing between $8 million and $15 million per megawatt, compared to $700,000 to $1 ...

Microsoft Uncovers USDT-Funded Phishing Operation Targeting 75,000 Organizations
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Microsoft Uncovers USDT-Funded Phishing Operation Targeting 75,000 Organizations

Key Highlights An international coalition of tech leaders, including Microsoft and Cloudflare, partnered with Japanese and U.S. law enforcement to disrupt a sprawling Chinese-language phishing-as-a-service ecosystem. Key criminal suppliers—including YAM Store, CoGUI, and Iron Man—provided compromised Google and Microsoft accounts, cloud hosting, and over 2,300 brand-spoofing phishing templates. Blockchain intelligence firm TRM Labs aided in ...