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How do you get ChatGPT to create malware strong enough to breach Google's password manager? Just play pretend.

Cybersecurity researchers were able to bypass security features on ChatGPT by roleplaying with it. By getting the LLM to pretend it was a coding superhero, they got it to write password-stealing ...
Security Boulevard

Hackers Use LLM to Create React2Shell Malware, the Latest Example of AI-Generated Threat

Darktrace researchers say hackers used AI and LLMs to create malware to exploit the React2Shell vulnerability to mine ...
Cybernews

AI chatbots Grok and Copilot could be abused as hidden channels for malware, researchers warn

AI assistants, including Grok and Microsoft Copilot, could be manipulated by attackers to secretly pass instructions to ...
BGR

Microsoft's Autonomous AI Agent Might Detect Malware Without Human Assistance

The arrival of generative AI software like ChatGPT prompted immediate speculation that hackers would use those programs to create and fine-tune malware attacks. Products like ChatGPT and Gemini might ...
VentureBeat

The end of perimeter defense: When your own AI tools become the threat actor

Russia's APT28 is actively deploying LLM-powered malware against Ukraine, while underground platforms are selling the same capabilities to anyone for $250 per month. Last month, Ukraine's CERT-UA ...

The Defensive Techniques Security Teams Need For AI-Driven Malware

Attackers are increasingly using AI to generate adaptable malware that can evade traditional defenses, making familiar security playbooks less reliable by the day.
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How do you get ChatGPT to create malware strong enough to breach Google's password manager? Just play pretend.

Cybersecurity researchers found it's easier than you'd think to get around the safety features preventing ChatGPT and other LLM chatbots from writing malware — you just have to play a game of ...