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Ransomware attacks have swept Japan. AI may be making them easier

Critical infrastructure has been targeted in a wave of cyberattacks, which experts say are rising because of artificial intelligence.

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勒索软件攻击席卷日本。人工智能可能使攻击更容易发生。

A wave of cyberattacks has wreaked havoc in Japan over the past few weeks, leaving virtually no industry untouched and the government searching for answers about how to bolster its defences.— The New York Times

A wave of cyberattacks has wreaked havoc in Japan over the past few weeks, leaving virtually no industry untouched and the government searching for answers about how to bolster its defences.

The hackers have tampered with servers, taken local government websites offline and gained access to large tranches of consumer data. Masaaki Taira, Japan’s former digital minister who leads a cybersecurity committee within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, declared that Japan was in “a state of emergency in cyberspace.”

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