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New AI-driven Windows malware feeds stolen data to Claude to rank victims’ assets by value, then deletes itself — payload builds custom target assessment, can switch models if one refuses, or skip the AI step entirely
The Windows malware sends stolen data to Claude to rank a victim’s assets by value and build a custom target assessment.
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New AI-driven Windows malware feeds stolen data to Claude to rank victims’ assets by value, then deletes itself — payload builds custom target assessment, can switch models if one refuses, or skip the AI step entirely Tom's Hardware
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Using an AI model to assess stolen data could help attackers prioritize valuable targets, adding a decision-making step to malware operations. The ability to switch models or skip AI altogether may also make that step optional when a model refuses or is unavailable.
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