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Microsoft says it caught hackers from China, Russia and Iran using its AI tools

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State-backed hackers from Russia, China, and Iran have been using tools from Microsoft-backed OpenAI to hone their skills and trick their targets. Microsoft announced the find as it rolled out a blanket ban on state-backed hacking groups using its AI products. Russian, North Korean and Iranian diplomatic officials didn't immediately return messages seeking comment on the allegations.

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Microsoft says it caught hackers from China, Russia and Iran using its AI tools

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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大纪元 www.epochtimes.com

MicroSoft: Will stop Chinese, Russian and Iranian hackers from using AI tools

According to a report published by Microsoft on Wednesday (February 14), hackers supported by Russia, China, and Iran have been using Microsoft-supported OpenAI tools to hone their skills and deceive their goals.

2 months ago

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The Epoch Times

China, Russia, Iran, North Korea Use OpenAI Tools for Hacking: Microsoft

State-affiliated hackers from China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia tried to use OpenAI’s tools to improve their offensive cyber operations, according to research published by the ChatGPT developer and Microsoft on Feb. 14. OpenAI and Microsoft disabled generative artificial intelligence (AI) accounts associated with five state-affiliated groups: Charcoal Typhoon and Salmon Typhoon from China, Forest Blizzard from Russia, Emerald Sleet from North…

2 months ago·New York, United States

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Insurance Journal

Microsoft Says it Caught Hackers From China, Russia and Iran Using its AI Tools

State-backed hackers from Russia, China, and Iran have been using tools from Microsoft-backed OpenAI to hone their skills and trick their targets,

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Microsoft and OpenAI have accused hackers from China and Russia of using their AI programs

Hacker groups allegedly linked to the governments of China, Russia, Iran and North Korea tried to use Microsoft and OpenAI artificial intelligence technologies to improve their attacks. This is stated in company reports. The companies reported the shutdown of accounts associated with hacker groups Charcoal Typhoon, Salmon Typhoon (China), Crimson Sandstorm (Iran), Emerald Sleet (North Korea) and Forest Blizzard (Russia). Hackers are said to be a…

2 months ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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Microsoft says it caught hackers from China, Russia and Iran using its AI tools

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Microsoft says it caught hackers from China, Russia and Iran using its AI tools

Microsoft says it caught hackers from China, Russia and Iran using its AI tools

MicroSoft: Will stop Chinese, Russian and Iranian hackers from using AI tools

MicroSoft: Will stop Chinese, Russian and Iranian hackers from using AI tools

China, Russia, Iran, North Korea Use OpenAI Tools for Hacking: Microsoft

China, Russia, Iran, North Korea Use OpenAI Tools for Hacking: Microsoft

Microsoft Says it Caught Hackers From China, Russia and Iran Using its AI Tools

Microsoft Says it Caught Hackers From China, Russia and Iran Using its AI Tools

Microsoft and OpenAI have accused hackers from China and Russia of using their AI programs

Microsoft and OpenAI have accused hackers from China and Russia of using their AI programs

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