CoreWeave’s $5 Billion Acquisition Faces Investor Revolt as Deal Economics Deteriorate
Major Shareholders Challenge CoreWeave’s Core Scientific Takeover The proposed $5 billion acquisition of Core Scientific by AI infrastructure giant CoreWeave…
Major Shareholders Challenge CoreWeave’s Core Scientific Takeover The proposed $5 billion acquisition of Core Scientific by AI infrastructure giant CoreWeave…
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Generative AI is dramatically lowering the barrier to entry for cybercriminals creating sophisticated ransomware attacks, according to cybersecurity veteran Rob Allen. As organizations prioritize innovation over security, the global cybersecurity skills gap continues to widen, creating unprecedented demand for professionals.
Generative artificial intelligence is dramatically lowering the barrier to entry for cybercriminals creating sophisticated ransomware and other attacks, according to reports from cybersecurity experts. Rob Allen, chief product officer at multinational cybersecurity firm ThreatLocker, indicates that generative artificial intelligence has enabled attackers to produce convincing phishing emails that were once easily spotted by security systems.