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AI is lowering the barrier to cybercrime and ransomware

A report indicates AI-assisted cybercrime and ransomware as making attacks more accessible. It points to a broader increase in potential digital threats.

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More accessible ransomware capabilities could increase attacks on organizations and critical services.

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