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'The major risk remains a human-directed attack', cyber threat expert warns RFI

Artificial intelligence is changing the pace of cybercrime, helping attackers hunt for security weaknesses, break into computer systems and steal valuable information. For the specialists trying to stop them, the challenge is to keep up. Cyber threat expert François Deruty told RFI this means findi…

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  1. 2026-10-24 18:38 · RFI — Artificial Intelligence
    'The major risk remains a human-directed attack', cyber threat expert warns RFI

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