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Technology · 24 July 2026

New malware uses AI to pick out the best hacking targets

New malware uses AI to pick out the best hacking targets

Security researchers have found a new type of malware called Dolphin X, which uses AI to rank victims by their app usage and browsing history. Dolphin X, a remote access trojan (RAT), has 329 features and can steal passwords, crypto data, and sensitive files from over 300 applications. The malware is allegedly being sold through the dark web through subscription tiers, starting at $80 a month.

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