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erronis

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3. I didn't, but it's reported that the malware authors are using AI generated scripts to rapidly probe targets.

Reply to highplainsdem (Reply #2)

Wed Mar 25, 2026, 09:45 PM

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Makes me think of the very early days when Robert Morris's "worm" (1988) caused talk of viruses and other biological analogs that might infect our computers/systems/networks.

The unleashing of these evolving and dynamic agents against corporate, military systems is a natural evolution. And defense is always harder especially when the aggressor can change modes so quickly.

Fun times!

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Delve did the security compliance on LiteLLM, an AI project hit by malware [View all] highplainsdem Wednesday OP

Yup - this is a masssive breach. And continuing to spread. These "AI" geniuses are really dolts. erronis Wednesday #1

Did you notice the paragraph in the first TechCrunch article about AI having been used to write the malware? highplainsdem Wednesday #2

I didn't, but it's reported that the malware authors are using AI generated scripts to rapidly probe targets. erronis Wednesday #3

I am so glad I moved on from any AI anything. Hugin Thursday #4