British spies will tackle Russia’s cyber warfare hackers with new AI lab as Putin told ‘we know what you’re doing

A Cabinet Minister will announce today that British intelligence will use a new AI lab to outsmart Russian hackers in an effort to defeat Vladimir Putin’s cyber army.

Pat McFadden, the chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, will unveil eight million pounds in funds to strengthen Britain’s defenses against Russian hacktivists.

In order to better protect UK cyberspace, a new Laboratory for AI Security Research will bring together intelligence agencies and top specialists from around the world.

In order to keep Britain at the forefront of the AI weapons race, university professors will also collaborate with the Foreign Office and Five Eyes partners.

Mr. McFadden will say that the UK is already fending off Russian cyberattacks, both in public and behind the scenes, at the NATO Cyber Defense Conference in London.

“Cyber war is now a daily reality,” he would remark.

One in which our defenses are continuously put to the test.

Our will to fight the threat and safeguard our people and systems must be equal to its magnitude.

With Vladimir Putin threatening to turn the war in Ukraine into a “global” battle, relations with Russia are at an all-time high at the time of his intervention.

Putin has warned that he may target military installations in nations that provide Kyiv with weaponry, and the Kremlin has lowered its nuclear threshold.

Putin claimed that Moscow’s firing of a new ballistic missile in Ukraine on Thursday was retaliation for the United States and the United Kingdom permitting the use of missiles they had provided to hit targets in Russia.

Although UK officials will not confirm it directly, it is generally accepted that Ukrainian forces deployed British-made Storm Shadow weaponry in attacks in the Kursk region.

In the meantime, the US has authorized deep-in Russia strikes using its potent ATACMS missiles.

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