AI is supercharging hacking, and your local hospitals and banks aren’t ready

The Verge · 2 weeks ago · 2

Vivian's Door in Alabama discovered suspicious activity after people worldwide reported receiving fundraising emails that it did not send, forcing its third-party IT team to respond. In March, the organization took its systems offline for three days to investigate and patch the vulnerability. As a result, affected nonprofits and other targets had to increase incident response and security efforts to deal with attacks linked to AI-enabled hacking.