Securitybrief.Au Cybercrime Crackdown Targets Malware and AI Attack Risks
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Law enforcement and cybersecurity companies have launched intensified operations against cybercrime, focusing on sophisticated malware networks and supply chain attacks. Collaborators include CrowdStrike, Europol, and the FBI, who have disrupted significant global malware campaigns. Additionally, the rise of artificial intelligence in cyber-attacks and supply chain breaches is increasingly concerning for enterprises.
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