India's cybercrime agency has warned financial institutions of AI-assisted attacks that could compromise IT systems and automate fraudulent fund transfers at machine speed.
India's cybercrime agency warned financial firms of AI-driven cyberattacks causing rapid compromises, prompting calls for stricter safeguards and compliance.
In a critical advisory issued on Wednesday, India’s cybersecurity agency, CERT-In, has warned that hackers are targeting India’s finance sector with the help of AI tools. The group, designated as...
CERT-In has issued a warning about AI-driven attacks targeting Indian NBFCs and fintech companies, exploiting payment systems to steal funds.
CERT-In issued an advisory on Nov 4 warning that AI threat actor CRAFTY FALCON is targeting BFSI payments API for unauthorized fund transfers.
Central cyber security agency warns banks, fintech firms of frauds through AI agents
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