Kazakhstan-linked hackers use AI to steal over 2,000 Tajik national security documents

A group of hackers linked to Kazakhstan has reportedly used artificial intelligence to steal over 2,000 documents related to Tajikistan's national security. Cybersecurity firm CloudSek reported that the hackers utilized an AI platform called Hermes to plan attacks, write code, and manage stolen data. The group, dubbed 'Silent Lynx,' was identified by their use of Russian language, operating during Kazakhstan's work hours, and connecting through Kazakh internet servers.

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