US EditionAPT28’s New Arsenal: LAMEHUG, the First AI-Powered Malware
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Malware Analysis, News and IndicatorsAPT28’s New Arsenal: LAMEHUG, the First AI-Powered Malware
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Artificial intelligence is transforming the scope of cybercrime, allowing the creation of more sophisticated and adaptable malware. An example of this evolution is LameHug, a malware that uses large language models (LLM) to run cyberattacks autonomously. First identified by CERT-UA, this malicious software is attributed to the cybercriminal group APT28, known for its links to Russian intelligence services. LameHug stands out for its ability to g…
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