CERT-In Warns AI-Powered Hacker Group Is Hitting India's Crypto and Fintech Firms
India’s cyber agency CERT-In says an AI-assisted hacker group has stolen wallet keys from crypto exchanges. The same group is triggering unauthorized transfers through fintech payment systems. CERT-In rated its November 4 warning Critical and named the actor CRAFTY FALCON. The agency says financial firms continue to report successful attacks. How CRAFTY FALCON Turns Firms’ The post CERT-In Warns AI-Powered Hacker Group Is Hitting India's Crypto and Fintech Firms appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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