Cybercriminals
PulseAugur coverage of Cybercriminals — every cluster mentioning Cybercriminals across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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Open-source Artex AI platform exploited by cybercriminals and nation-states, FBI warns
An open-source AI platform named Artex is being exploited by cybercriminals and nation-states to breach government agencies and critical sectors. This widespread misuse was highlighted in a recent advisory from the FBI.…
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Cybercriminals exploit LLMjacking to use AI tokens paid for by users
Cybercriminals are exploiting a technique known as LLMjacking, which involves using AI tokens that are paid for by the user. This method allows malicious actors to leverage AI models for their own purposes without incur…
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AI-powered impersonation erodes trust, demanding new cybersecurity approaches
Cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence, deepfakes, and voice cloning to impersonate trusted individuals, thereby exploiting social engineering tactics. This shift means that traditional metho…
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Cybercriminals now targeting physical building systems, not just data
Cybercriminals are escalating their attacks beyond data theft to target physical building systems, including access control and fire suppression. This new wave of cybercrime aims to disrupt operations and potentially lo…
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AI is being used to trick and trap cybercriminals by posing as victims · 6 sources tracked
Artificial intelligence is proving to be a powerful tool in combating cybercrime, with law enforcement and security professionals increasingly using AI to trick and trap criminals. These AI systems pose as potential vic…
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AI bots deployed to waste scammers' time and gather intel · 2 sources tracked
The Australian company Apate is developing AI-powered bots designed to engage with phone scammers, aiming to waste the criminals' time and gather intelligence. These bots are trained to maintain conversations for extend…
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AI Agents Fuel Cybercrime Growth in Silicon Valley
The increasing development and deployment of AI agents by major tech companies in Silicon Valley are inadvertently benefiting cybercriminals. These sophisticated AI tools, designed for tasks like customer service and co…
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AI empowers cybercriminals with dangerous time advantage
Artificial intelligence is increasingly empowering cybercriminals, providing them with a significant advantage in terms of speed and efficiency. This advancement allows malicious actors to automate tasks such as phishin…
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AI fuels cybercrime, prompts Apple's China AI model launch · 3 sources tracked
Cybercriminals are leveraging AI tools like MessiahGPT to easily create malware and phishing kits, significantly lowering the barrier to entry for malicious activities. Concurrently, attackers are exploiting AI API keys…
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Cybercriminals weaponize autonomous AI for offensive security
Cybercriminals are increasingly utilizing autonomous AI agents for offensive security operations. These AI agents are capable of performing tasks such as vulnerability scanning, exploit development, and even social engi…
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AI accelerates software security flaws, raising safety and geopolitical concerns
AI is accelerating the discovery and exploitation of software security vulnerabilities, with cybercriminals leveraging advanced phishing and device-code abuse tactics. Concerns are mounting over AI safety following repo…
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AI revolutionizes cybersecurity, escalating both threats and defenses
Artificial intelligence is significantly reshaping the cybersecurity landscape, acting as both a powerful tool for attackers and defenders. Cybercriminals are leveraging AI to automate sophisticated attacks like phishin…
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Hackers exploit AI chat sharing to deliver malware via ChatGPT and Claude
Cybercriminals are exploiting a vulnerability in AI platforms like ChatGPT and Claude by injecting malicious code into shared conversation links. This technique, known as LLMShare, allows attackers to render fake messag…
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Fake AI Installers Infect Developers with Malware via SEO Poisoning
Cybercriminals are exploiting search engine results to trick developers into downloading malicious software disguised as legitimate AI tools. By using SEO poisoning and creating fake installer sites for popular AI model…
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AI amplifies cybersecurity risks to global supply chains
Artificial intelligence is creating new and amplified cybersecurity risks for supply chains, making them prime targets for sophisticated threat actors. AI can be used by attackers to automate reconnaissance, create evas…
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Google stops first AI-developed zero-day exploit
Google's Threat Intelligence Group has identified the first instance of cybercriminals using artificial intelligence to develop a zero-day exploit. This AI-generated tool was designed to bypass security measures in an o…