Chinese hackers use AI to double cyberattacks
A team in Taiwan found that state-backed hackers from China are using AI to speed up their work. They are using models like DeepSeek to write malicious code and scan networks for weaknesses. This shift has led to a major increase in digital attacks.
The hackers are not just sticking to one tool. They are also using popular AI systems like ChatGPT and Claude to help them perform these tasks. These models make it much easier for them to find and exploit security gaps in computer systems.
New research confirms that open AI models are becoming powerful enough to help hackers conduct serious threats. Experts are worried that this trend will continue as these tools become more accessible to everyone. Companies need to be on high alert to defend their data.
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