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Google's TIG reports the first known example of hackers using AI to discover and weaponize a zero-day; TIG's chief analyst says “this is the tip of the iceberg”

The company said that it had identified, for the first time, hackers using artificial intelligence to discover an unknown bug.

New York Times Dustin Volz

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  • @johnhultquist John Hultquist on x
    Each new generation of models will reduce the need for expert-developed harnesses, but they are almost certainly out there. We have to recognize the limits of our visibility into the backend of spies and criminals. The signs won't be obvious. The race has started already. 5/x
  • @johnhultquist John Hultquist on x
    What's more, I think most of us are surprised we have not found more evidence. We believe this is the tip of the iceberg. Other AI-developed 0days are probably out there. At Google, BigSleep was a wake up call (2 years ago), but the threat grew with each generation of model. 3/x
  • @johnhultquist John Hultquist on x
    I'm sure people will want more details on this specific incident, and we have good reasons for not sharing all of the data, but I'd challenge you to focus on the bigger picture. If criminals are doing it, then state actors with significant resources probably are too. 4/x
  • @johnhultquist John Hultquist on x
    A criminal threat actor was planning to use the 0day exploit, which has artifacts of AI development, in a mass exploitation event before it was patched. Frankly, the details of this event are not as important as the evidence that the era of adversary use is here. 2/x
  • @johnhultquist John Hultquist on x
    Google Threat Intelligence Group is dropping our latest AI Threat Tracker report today, which covers several threats we are watching through a variety of means. The report includes some details of the first 0day exploit we've found developed with AI. 1/x https://cloud.google.com/…
  • @rustybrick.com Barry Schwartz on bluesky
    AI will expedite hacking in ways we have never seen before [embedded post]
  • Francis deSouza Francis deSouza on linkedin
    The AI cybersecurity race is here.  Today, the Google Threat Intelligence Group released our latest AI Threat Tracker. …
  • Ramya Chitrakar Ramya Chitrakar on linkedin
    The AI cybersecurity race isn't coming—it's already here.  —  Today, the Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) released our latest AI Threat Tracker …