state-sponsored cyberattacks

A U.S. cybersecurity firm reported that China-based entities accounted for over half of state-sponsored cyberattacks targeting artificial intelligence assets in tech firms. The claims suggest Beijing is intensifying efforts to match U.S. advancements in AI technology.

The article highlights a critical zero-day vulnerability in PDF files, state-sponsored cyberattacks on infrastructure, and emerging threats like fiber optic spying and AI-driven vulnerability discovery. Security risks, including a Windows rootkit and long-term exploitation of software flaws, are emphasized as key concerns.