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The G7 is planning simulations of AI-driven cyberattacks against banks. In a real world AI-driven cyberattack, countries with weaker cyber capabilities are highly likely to be hit hardest. Given the interconnected nature of global financial systems, a single disruption to critical financial operations could trigger cascading effects on global financial stability.

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I've been reading the latest CIA publication on Bin Ladin's plan to hijack aircraft. The Agency had intelligence that al-Qa'ida operatives ran trial flights that got past airport security. It makes me wonder, if that intelligence had been acted on, would 9/11 have been prevented ?

This dude is doing some great cyber content youtube.com/watch?v=HmAUhkgB…

One of my favourite books on writing threat intelligence products is "Communicating with Intelligence: Writing and Briefing in the Intelligence and National Security Communities" by James S. Major. It's especially helpful if English isn't your mother tongue.

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AI isn't going to replace experienced cybersecurity professionals any time soon. Amazing read here: wired.com/story/fast16-malwa…