Source: International Business Times
The operation, carried out over four days in July, targeted government agencies, critical infrastructure and technology suppliers across Taiwan, according to Taiwanese officials and Israeli cybersecurity company Dream. I-Hwa Cheng/AFP via Getty Images Hackers used a team of autonomous artificial intelligence agents to infiltrate Taiwanese government systems, compromise dozens of accounts and steal thousands of personnel records, in what cybersecurity experts believe could be the first publicly disclosed fully autonomous cyberattack against government agencies. The operation, carried out over four days in July, targeted government agencies, critical infrastructure and technology suppliers across Taiwan, according to Taiwanese officials and Israeli cybersecurity company Dream, which discovered the campaign.
