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Security researchers found hundreds of Artex AI hacking tools publicly exposed to the web. Censys identified more than 800 distinct deployments accessible without a password. The tools were linked to cyberattacks against Korean finance in September and IT support giant ConnectWise in October. Microsoft confirmed hackers used Artex to steal data from cloud environments.
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