Microsoft Credits AI to Identify, Take Down Two Hacking Tools

Microsoft Corp. deployed artificial intelligence to link two separate hacking tools and help take them down, a shift the company says reflects how AI is reshaping both sides of the digital crime landscape. The company’s Digital Crimes Unit used AI — including its Copilot assistant — to analyze the malware behind Amadey and StealC, two cybercrime tools that share the same digital infrastructure.

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