Frontier attacker reasoning, meet defender-grade controls.
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Named “Volta-Autodoxer,” the recently uncovered malware uses AI tools to collect troves of data about victims, from login credentials and credit card numbers to Discord sessions and UberEats receipts. https://t.co/Ivma1ibkWn
Great work by the @TalosSecurity team getting this out quickly! If anything in your business runs on PHP, this is critical info and requires every company to move quickly. The old habit of baking patches into the next general purpose release isn't going to survive the AI era.
Two critical remote code execution vulnerabilities in PHP core could have implications across its wider ecosystem. Talos has published a blog to explain what we know so far, and details the Snort coverage available, including rules in the Community Ruleset https://t.co/L77ckwnL5M
Reuters wrote about it; I liked this @shakirov2036 quote: the malicious activity serves as "a reminder that the cyberespionage game is not limited to only a few cyber powers." https://t.co/Ua4QLShdn8
Sharp new research out from the fine folks at @TalosSecurity and @RecordedFuture. Bad #opsec (happens to the best nation-states) left attacker infrastructure exposed, revealing a coordinated campaign against Commonwealth of Independent States governments. https://t.co/2I72bph5u2
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I’m looking for one of you.
I’m hiring for a head of PR for Cisco’s AI Software & Platform team.
I’m *hoping* you and your AI agent(s) 😜 are based in SF🤞or Bay Area but at the end of the day if you’re the right fit that’s what matters.
Is this you or do you know someone who’s great? My DMs are open.
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@theojaffee The high-confidence answer is anything gated by slow regulations, e.g., managing nuclear power plants' safety control systems. But that's not really in the spirit of the question, so I would say, frontier AI meaningfully reducing errors in quantum computers. But it might be close
Amy Chang leads our AI Threat Intelligence and Security Research team, and her job is to find ways an AI system can be made to do what it's not supposed to. A line leaders should take from her story: “The human can’t just become a rubber stamp… You still have to have your critical thinking cap on; you still have to have ownership.” Great profile from the @Cisco Story Lab team!
👀 Don't sleep on the discoveries @TalosSecurity researcher Ryan Fetterman is digging up with a new open source tool for finding AI-integrated malware.
He's found malware samples that evade AI-augmented cyber defenses by including text to throw off LLMs: https://t.co/02mb1sh54G
@kevinroose Interesting to note the sci-fi and scientific references that have surfaced in this discussion between Kevin and @tomfriedman at @JohnsHopkins. Elysium, Wall-E, The Jetsons, oh, and the The Making of the Atomic Bomb.
Kevin Roose on giving AI agents more tool access: “A nine-year-old on its own isn’t that dangerous. A nine-year-old with a chainsaw is pretty damn dangerous.” Rates his (p)doom as 10% 😳
@kevinroose is not all doom and gloom, though: “I think we can and will get through this, and by ‘this,’ I mean all of the [AI] decisions at the regulatory level, the institutional level, the company level. I still believe that technology is a force for progress in the world.”