US EditionInside the First AI-Driven Cyber Espionage Campaign
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Over a long period of time, numerous experts have warned about the security risks that artificial intelligence can pose. Not in the increase of common scams, but from a more global point of view. Something that Anthropic, Claude’s leaders, have just confirmed. It has already happened, and they have used their own AI to do so. Unfortunately, it is a celebrated event within the world of cybersecurity. Basically for a differential point: it has bee…
The First Verified AI-Orchestrated Cyber Espionage Campaign Signals a New Era of Attack and Defense
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Anthropic’s AI Arsenal: From Cyber Espionage to $50B Data Empire
In a startling revelation that underscores the dual-edged nature of advanced artificial intelligence, Anthropic, the San Francisco-based AI startup, has disclosed that Chinese state-sponsored hackers leveraged its Claude AI model to orchestrate a sophisticated cyber-espionage campaign. This incident, detailed in a report by Anthropic, marks what the company describes as the first known case of AI automating significant portions of a state-level …
Inside the First AI-Driven Cyber Espionage Campaign
Anthropic uncovered the first large-scale cyber espionage campaign powered largely by autonomous AI. The post Inside the First AI-Driven Cyber Espionage Campaign appeared first on eSecurity Planet. This article has been indexed from eSecurity Planet Read the original article: Inside the First AI-Driven Cyber Espionage Campaign The post Inside the First AI-Driven Cyber Espionage Campaign appeared first on IT Security News.
The attack that changed everything: an AI weaponized for the first large-scale autonomous cyberespionage
A group of hackers hijacked Anthropic's model, automating up to 90 percent of intrusion operations and targeting thirty strategic organizations in the United States and allied countries. Claudia Giulia Ferrauto, author of the Tech & Privacy newsletter, provides an in-depth analysis. A group of hackers hijacked Anthropic's model, automating up to 90 percent of intrusion operations and targeting thirty strategic organizations in the United States …
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