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Technology · 18 hours ago

UK Cyber Agency Warns AI Malware Likely to Hit Key Services by 2028

UK Cyber Agency Warns AI Malware Likely to Hit Key Services by 2028

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The National Cyber Security Centre has warned that AI-powered malware will probably be used in a ransomware attack on UK critical national infrastructure by 2028. Its annual review lists power stations, airports and hospitals among possible targets. The agency, part of GCHQ, also expects Russia and China to start using artificial intelligence routinely in cyber-attacks. Ransomware has previously hit Royal Mail, Capita and various councils.

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