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The development of cyber threats related to the use of AI

The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) means that its role in cyberspace is also growing, both in terms of threats and defence against them. AI supports the automation of anomaly detection, data analysis, and incident response, which enhances protection efficiency. However, cybercriminals use AI-based solutions to create sophisticated attack tools, such as advanced phishing schemes, deepfakes, and hard-to-detect malware. The author analyses the role of AI in generating cyber threats and evaluates…

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AI-based defense automates anomaly detection, data analysis and incident response to improve protection efficiency in cyberspace.

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Cybercriminals use AI to create sophisticated attack tools including advanced phishing, deepfakes and hard-to-detect malware.

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