Criminal use of AI
Naomi Nanor
Created on September 23, 2024
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Transcript
As the technology has advanced, it has become much harder to spot Deepfakes. As such, malicious actors increasingly employ AI-powered voice and video cloning techniques to impersonate trusted individuals, such as family members, co-workers, or business partners.
Deepfakes
With the ability to analyse vast amounts of data and patterns, AI-powered password-cracking tools can efficiently crack passwords that would have previously taken weeks or months to decipher. Using techniques such as brute force attacks, AI can also adapt and learn from each attempt, which poses a significant challenge for those defending.
Password Cracking
Criminals can create new variants of malware quickly and automatically using AI. Running malware and security software against one another can teach AI systems how malware is detected.The AI can then modify the malware to avoid detection.
Malware Generation
LLM's like ChatGPT are being leveraged by Cyber criminals to produce well-written, convincing content for scam emails - making them harder to spot. The same goes for scam text messages, social media posts etc.
AI-Generated Phishing Emails