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Hiding Malware in ML Models

Schneier on Security

Interesting research: “EvilModel: Hiding Malware Inside of Neural Network Models” Abstract: Delivering malware covertly and detection-evadingly is critical to advanced malware campaigns. In this paper, we present a method that delivers malware covertly and detection-evadingly through neural network models.

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A generative artificial intelligence malware used in phishing attacks

Security Affairs

HP researchers detected a dropper that was generated by generative artificial intelligence services and used to deliver AsyncRAT malware. While investigating a malicious email, HP researchers discovered a malware generated by generative artificial intelligence services and used to deliver the AsyncRAT malware.

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3 ways criminals use artificial intelligence in cybersecurity attacks

Tech Republic Security

Bad actors use machine learning to break passwords more quickly and build malware that knows how to hide, experts warn.

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Artificial Intelligence meets real talk at IRISSCON 2024

BH Consulting

So far we haven’t seen criminals write malware entirely in AI. Mostly they’re using it for scripts and smaller tools… It is an assistant to the malware developer, not actually replacing them.” Photo Credit: Dan Raywood The post Artificial Intelligence meets real talk at IRISSCON 2024 appeared first on BH Consulting.

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News alert: CyTwist launches threat detection engine tuned to identify AI-driven malware in minutes

The Last Watchdog

Ramat Gan, Israel, January 7th, 2025, CyberNewswire — CyTwist , a leader in advanced next-generation threat detection solutions, has launched its patented detection engine to combat the insidious rise of AI-generated malware. Evasion: AI-generated threats mimic human behavior, complicating detection for security teams.

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Google Chrome AI extensions deliver info-stealing malware in broad attack

Malwarebytes

Small businesses and boutique organizations should use caution when leaning on browser-friendly artificial intelligence (AI) tools to generate ideas, content, and marketing copy, as a set of Google Chrome extensions were recently compromised to deliver info-stealing malware disguised as legitimate updates.

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Top 5 Risks of Artificial Intelligence

IT Security Guru

Artificial intelligence (AI) technology functions in a manner that helps ease human life. Discussed below are the top five risks of artificial intelligence. These AI security risks include data poisoning and manipulation and automated malware. You may also experience impersonation and hallucination abuse.