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AI Moves Deeper Into the Intrusion Cycle: Similar Tradecraft, Shorter Time to Act

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AI is increasingly being used by attackers during the intrusion phase, generating scripts and malware logic in real time to adapt to targets. This development reduces attack times and costs, making it harder for defenders with pre-AI assumptions about threat behavior to respond effectively. Security professionals must now focus on dynamic detection methods to counter these evolving threats.

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