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MasterCard recently acquired the AI cybersecurity startup Recorded Future for $2.65 billion.
In 2016, Recorded Future discovered a Russian individual selling access to the compromised systems of the U.S. Electoral Assistance Commission on the dark web.
Following the 2022 Russian invasion, Recorded Future provided its technology to Ukraine to aid in its cyber defense.
Christopher Allberg predicts the future development of autonomous drone swarms capable of lethal action against any moving target within a defined geographic area, which he believes will fundamentally change warfare.
The General Prosecutor of the Russian Federation has officially designated Recorded Future as an "undesirable" organization and an "enemy of the state."
A significant portion of illicit online activity, previously concentrated on dark web forums, has migrated to the messaging platform Telegram.
The hacker who breached the U.S. Electoral Assistance Commission in 2016 gained access using a SQL injection attack.
The ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) business model involves operators who develop the software and franchise its use to affiliates, who execute attacks and typically keep 80% of the ransom proceeds while the operators receive the remaining 20%.
A large portion of cybercriminals involved in the specialized ransomware ecosystem are based in Russia.
The data visualization company Spotfire was acquired by Tipco for $195 million.
Recorded Future received early-stage funding from In-Q-Tel and Google Ventures around 2008-2009.
Recorded Future's modern entity extraction system uses a single AI model that spans 15 to 30 languages and demonstrates cross-lingual learning capabilities.