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Hackers Use ARTEX AI Framework to Target Seven South Korean Banks, Exposing Thousands of Customers

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Hackers used ARTEX, an AI-driven penetration testing framework, in a campaign targeting South Korean financial organizations between late September and early October 2026. Public reports linked seven institutions to the incidents, with thousands of customers affected. However, CrowdStrike said the total number of affected organizations remained unconfirmed in its October 7 report. The supplied Hunt.io […] The post Hackers Use ARTEX AI Framework to Target Seven South Korean Banks, Exposing Thousands of Customers appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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