Information Leakage Rush Attacking Companies: Accelerated by AI, Entrances are Still "Familiar"
The driver's license image leakage of "Times Car" is just the tip of the iceberg, with damages occurring successively in a short period. Experts say there is no reason for attackers not to use AI. US Microsoft views that while attacks have become faster with AI, the entrances are still "familiar." NICT identified "A2B attacks," which strike the back end of apps, as one of the breakthroughs. It is not enough to just block the entrance; preparation is needed so that even if entered, large amounts of information are not handed over.
The driver's license image leakage at "Times Car" is just the tip of the iceberg, with damages occurring successively in a short period. Experts have raised voices saying there is no reason for attackers not to use AI.
US Microsoft views that while attacks have become faster with AI, the entrances are still "familiar." NICT identified "A2B attacks," which strike the back end of apps, as one of the breakthroughs.
It is not enough to just block the entrance; preparation is needed so that even if entered, large amounts of information are not handed over.
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