AI-powered hacks and cyberattacks on the rise, prompting fresh advice on keeping money safe

With AI-driven hacks and cyberattacks increasing, consumers are being urged to go beyond strong passwords and spotting scam emails or texts to protect their money.

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2026-10-30 11:58 · The Independent Tech
How to keep your money safe with AI hacks and cyberattacks on the rise

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