Intuit: Contributor to HalluSquatting Research
Intuit, represented by researcher Ron Bitton, collaborated with Tel Aviv University and Technion on the HalluSquatting attack research.
Intuit, represented by researcher Ron Bitton, collaborated with Tel Aviv University and Technion on the HalluSquatting attack research.
Tel Aviv University researchers, including Aya Spira and Ben Nassi, discovered the HalluSquatting attack exploiting AI coding assistants.
Technion researcher Stav Cohen contributed to the HalluSquatting attack study alongside Tel Aviv University and Intuit.
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