Financially motivated threat cluster uses AI-enabled tools against banking sector
The campaign is the latest in a wave of attacks using Artex and other pen-testing tools to automate cyberattacks.
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The campaign is the latest in a wave of attacks using Artex and other pen-testing tools to automate cyberattacks.
Read the original →Zywave, a technology company providing software and data-driven solutions for the insurance distribution sector, has released a new report on how AI is affecting the sector.
Read the original →The GPF has begun efforts to connect with other government agencies to get a more comprehensive picture of the financial positions of its 1.2 million members.
Read the original →Wall Street analysts called the post-midterms tumble for tech and AI stocks overdone. They said Amazon, Microsoft and Google have an edge.
Read the original →Solana has published 11 startup ideas spanning AI, housing futures, stablecoins and collectibles. Builders are invited to apply for grants and support.
Read the original →Prolific Banking has launched a developer portal and API offering to help banks meet growing demand from commercial clients for direct integration with banking services as AI accelerates in-house software development. The Atlanta-based treasury management technology provider introduced its FI-Streams Developer Portal and APIs, which let financial institutions offer self-service API access.
Read the original →Clink now supports Mastercard Agent Pay and Visa Intelligent Commerce. This lets AI agents pay with tokenised cards.
Read the original →Yardeni Research believes last week's global sell-off in AI stocks is letting air out of the AI bubble. It views the backlash as a temporary setback rather than the end of the boom.
Read the original →The Conference of State Bank Supervisors' AI supervisory framework introduces a set of optional questions and procedures for examiners. Attorneys at Cooley say it may bring meaningful consistency in how financial institutions' AI use and integration will be examined.
Read the original →A new DeepVest framework turns two federal AI directives into nine questions every RIA should ask vendors now.
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