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UK cyber agency says AI-powered ransomware is highly likely to hit critical infrastructure by 2028

By Diego Almada Lopez

AI-driven ransomware threats could significantly disrupt national infrastructure, highlighting urgent needs for enhanced cybersecurity measures. The post UK cyber agency says AI-powered ransomware is highly likely to hit critical infrastructure by 2028 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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