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Google Spots Malware in the Wild that Morphs Mid-Attack, Thanks to AI

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Cyberattackers are no longer just using AI to polish their phishing emails. Here's what's next.

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The researchers of the multinational detect that cybercriminals are using this technology to rewrite the code and dynamically adapt to the defenses of their objectives.This is how the ego betrayed the hacker who created an AI to commit crimes that triumphed in Spain Artificial intelligence that commands cyberattacks and sends orders to the viruses that carry it out, making them mutate in real time to circumvent cybersecurity barriers.

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Well, you all know how your antivirus works. It detects a malware, it blocks it, and everything comes back to normal. But if I told you that now it's perfectly possible that an hour later the same malware will repoint, except that it's not the same, because its code has changed. Because in the meantime, it asked Google Gemini to rewrite it... Well, it's not science fiction, huh, that's what a report from the Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTI…

Cybercriminals can now deploy malware driven by artificial intelligence, and are also able to self-modify to escape detections. Google Threat Intelligence sounds the alarm.

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Eldiario.es broke the news in Spain on Wednesday, November 5, 2025.
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