Hacker Alert: Proofpoint Exposes AI-Written Malware Menace Unleashed by TA547

AI Gone Rogue: TA547 hackers use ChatGPT’s brainpower to craft Rhadamanthys malware, outsmarting cyber defenses with a touch of grammatical flair. Cybersecurity buffs, beware!

Published: Added: April 11, 2024 at 3:29 amAssembled by: J J
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Well, it looks like our AI friends have graduated from creating quirky art to penning Oscar-worthy malware screenplays. ChatGPT might just be pondering a career switch from chatty assistant to cybercriminal mastermind. But rest assured, the cybersecurity caped crusaders at Proofpoint have been hot on their digital heels, unveiling the latest plot twist in the cybercrime saga. And spoiler alert: it involves good grammar.

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