Vulnerabilities found in smartphone apps may be behind the recent spate of cyberattacks against Japanese firms that have led to multiple reports of data breaches, as artificial intelligence is being used to attack servers, according to a recent analysis by a research institute.Japan's National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, which falls under the communications ministry, said apps made for U.S. IT giant Google LLC's Android operating system were targeted, with those for Apple Inc. likely to be attacked as well.Reports of unauthorized access and subsequent information…READ FULL ARTICLE
