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ARTEX developer ends public releases after Korean bank attacks

via Reuters·yesterday·2 sources

Reuters reports the developer of open-source penetration-testing agent ARTEX is ending public releases after cybersecurity firms linked it to attacks on South Korean banks. CrowdStrike attributes the suspected campaign to a likely China-based individual using ARTEX with Claude Code, but the attacker’s identity and the tool’s role remain under investigation; the developer says the software was built for defensive testing.

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Unknown actor uses ARTEX against South Korean finance

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