AI Crispy Talks
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This is not hype: autonomous offensive AI has crossed from red-team demos into live criminal infrastructure, and Symantec's report is one of the first documented cases. The nastiest part is the economics — victims effectively fund their own attacks, which removes the main cost barrier for threat actors. It also exposes an industry hygiene failure: any unauthenticated inference endpoint is now a free drone for someone else's botnet. Expect hardened defaults, spend caps, and agent sandboxing to become standard rather than optional extras. For anyone deploying models publicly, the message is simple — treat your API like an internet-facing server, because attackers already do.
An AI agent in "Skynet mode" hijacks unprotected language models to launch self-sustaining cyberattacks Security researchers at Symantec have found an offensive AI agent that hijacks unprotected language models on the web and uses them to attack servers, steal databases, and install cryptominers on its own. It runs up to 100,000 steps without huma…

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