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Google alerts for cyberattacks with AI

dnoticias.pt8 September 2026 at 15:12

Google alerted today to a significant change in the malicious use of Artificial Intelligence, with cybercriminals and espionage groups resorting to increasingly autonomous systems, capable of planning, automating and executing attacks in a short time. In a report released today, the North American tech company revealed that attackers are using AI on a large scale to optimize operations, steal credentials and intellectual property related to the technology itself.

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