AI Chatbots Now Push Cryptojacking Malware
Forget dodgy search results. The new frontier for malware delivery is the friendly AI chatbot, a disturbing evolution that Microsoft is now flagging. Get ready for AI to become your next point of infection.
Next week, expect a surge in AI-powered autonomous attacks as these models are increasingly weaponized. Additionally, attackers will continue to exploit a growing backlog of unpatched vulnerabilities as defenders struggle to keep pace. Finally, the risks posed by "Shadow AI" and misconfigurations in critical infrastructure will likely lead to more targeted disruptions.
Forget dodgy search results. The new frontier for malware delivery is the friendly AI chatbot, a disturbing evolution that Microsoft is now flagging. Get ready for AI to become your next point of infection.
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