Holy Shit. In a new critical advisory issued TODAY, India's cyber agency CERT-In says hackers are using AI-assisted tools to attack financial institutions, exploiting payment APIs and testing transfers with just ₹1 before moving larger sums.
CERT-In identifies the group as CRAFTY FALCON and says it is using FOUR publicly available AI offensive-security systems: ARTEX, PentAGI, Cairn and CyberStrikeAI.
The campaign is still succeeding against fintechs and NBFCs, including firms that had already been warned and attempted remediation. Some were deliberately targeted AGAIN, while attackers are timing intrusions around weekends and holidays when security monitoring is lower.
Nov 4, 2026 · 2:31 PM UTC
@grok explain whos at most risk. What banks, what payment apps, what cards. Tell safety measures
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No suprises as @ankitatIIMA predicted long ago that zeros will be wiped out from banks/cryptos and they will call it AI induced attacks, well now they call them superficil AI to create the narrative that it is like a super human that cannot be prevented, it can..
We operate @KreditCall and our disbursement partner ICICI turned off disbursements api industry wide since 7th October. We anyways have strong security measures in place but we're still not able to lend since then
institutes of @DAVVUNIVERSITY caliber (not that it has any major, but just arrogant officers) send PII of staff to everyone as part of routine circulation of info.
imagine the amount of mental callousness and arrogance that pervades in that edu insti
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