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AI hacking armed with speed hits South Korea, will security strategy overhaul gain momentum
Security experts say recent hacking attacks targeting South Korea’s financial sector used AI-based tools to find and exploit system gaps without sophisticated techniques. Customer and personal information leaks were confirmed at several banks and finance firms. Analysts believe the attacker used ARTEX, an open-source AI penetration testing tool, and likely exploited weaker external systems used by staff or partners. Industry figures call for global cooperation and AI-speed defenses.
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Global solidarity key to counter AI-driven security threats, Naver Cloud chief says
Naver Cloud CEO Kim Yoo-won said AI-driven security threats can no longer be stopped by a single organisation and require global cooperation. Speaking at Cyber Summit Korea 2026 in Seoul, he said AI is shrinking the time from vulnerability discovery to attacks to minutes or hours. He cited deepfakes, sophisticated phishing, auto-generated malware and AI agents. He also outlined cooperation efforts involving NATO exercises, a U.N. body and industry initiatives.
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S2W launches DRI autonomous AI agent for criminal investigations
Big data analytics AI company S2W said on Tuesday it has launched DRI (Deep Research Investigator), an autonomous AI agent specialised for criminal investigations. The company said DRI will be embedded in its security AI platform XARVIS and will link big data S2W collects from sources including the dark web, deep web, Telegram and hacking forums to provide real-time context, analyse hidden threats and deliver intelligence needed for investigations.
