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AI tool that hacked Korean banks was used in Japan, GMO says

The hackers who recently infiltrated some of Japan's biggest companies used an AI tool developed in China and linked to a rash of breaches at South Korean banks in September.

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GMO表示,入侵韩国银行的人工智能工具也曾在日本使用。

The findings shed new light on a wave of data breaches that have plagued companies across Japan, from Daiwa Securities Group Inc to East Japan Railway Co and SoftBank Corp. — Pexels

The hackers who recently infiltrated some of Japan’s biggest companies used an AI tool developed in China and linked to a rash of breaches at South Korean banks in September, according to a Tokyo-based Internet security firm.

Researchers confirmed that Artex, developed in China to test cyberdefences, was used in many of the recent attacks in Japan, said Daiki Fukumori, director of the cybercrime countermeasures centre at GMO Cybersecurity by Ierae Inc.

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