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News Brief Kaspersky says Citrus, a ransomware group it calls previously undocumented, got in through compromised contractor accounts, tried the Certighost AD CS flaw and likely used LLMs to write attack scripts.
Kaspersky says Citrus, a ransomware group it calls previously undocumented, got in through compromised contractor accounts, tried the Certighost AD CS flaw and likely used LLMs to write attack scripts.
Kaspersky describes attackers using the open-source CyberStrikeAI framework, where a server-side LLM plans post-exploitation. Victims included education organizations.