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AUSTRALIA Issue dated 30/05/2018

AI spyware opens door to new ways to hack smartphones

Victoria-based researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) spyware that targets smartphones, paving the way for new forms of remote surveillance. [...] (339 words)

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