Proofpoint’s Selena Larson notes that threat actors’ reliance on AI has led to lots of mistakes being made, with little evidence of increased sophistication
Hackers' Overreliance on AI Can Result in Weaker Cyber-Attacks, Proofpoint Researcher Says
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