Cisco Talos finds malware that puts its next move to a four-model vote
New AI-powered credential stealer uses multi-model consensus to operate without a command-and-control server.
Cisco Systems Inc.'s Talos Threat Intelligence group today released an open-source toolkit for hunting malware that has artificial intelligence built into it. The first sample it has detailed is a Windows credential stealer that takes its orders from no command-and-control server...
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The rise of decentralized AI-driven malware marks a dangerous shift in cyberattacks by eliminating the vulnerable command-and-control infrastructure typically used for detection. By utilizing a committee of LLMs to verify malicious actions, this new breed of threat makes traditional signature-based defense mechanisms increasingly obsolete.
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