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The maritime industry is facing heightened cyber risks due to the increasing use of AI in cyber attacks. A report indicates that 83% of phishing emails now utilize AI to effectively target multi-national crews in their native languages. Experts warn that these attacks are becoming more sophisticated, posing significant challenges for cybersecurity in the sector.
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2026-03-02
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