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Former U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Allvin stresses the importance of defense AI and affordable weapons; Japan’s revision of its three security documents is an opportunity for technological innovation
Former U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Allvin spoke with the Asahi Shimbun in Seoul, saying that the use of AI in defense will shape the battlefields of the future. This article examines the issue from three perspectives: drones, faster decision-making and Japan’s defense buildup. -
China-linked hacking group used AI tool ARTEX in attacks involving hundreds of companies worldwide
Microsoft said a hacking group linked to the Chinese government, “Storm-0940,” used the Chinese AI tool ARTEX to carry out cyberattacks. Here’s what this case confirms about AI being used as an attack tool, and what it means for corporate defenses. -
Wave of cyberattacks targets Japan: AI tool ARTEX found in unauthorized intrusions, six attack infrastructure nodes also uncovered
The use of ARTEX, an AI tool developed in China, has been confirmed in unauthorized access targeting Japanese companies. Alongside reports of a series of personal data breaches, this article examines the preparedness required of companies and the government in an era of automated attacks. -
GMO Cybersecurity by Ierae Identifies Chinese-Developed AI Software “ARTEX” in Attack in Japan
GMO Cybersecurity by Ierae, part of the GMO Internet Group, announced on the 19th that it had confirmed the use of “ARTEX,” AI software developed by Chinese engineers, in an unauthorized access incident in Japan. We examine the fact that attackers’ use of AI has reached Japan and how to interpret it.
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