Cyber experts take an optimistic view of AI-powered hacking | Computer Weekly
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Cyber experts take an optimistic view of AI-powered hacking | Computer Weekly
""Companies can use models like Anthropic Mythos to rapidly discover vulnerabilities in their own systems and patch them to strengthen digital security for everyone," said Babuta."
"Ben Collier noted that a deeper exploration of these discussions found that, in most cases, forum members lacked the basic technical skills needed to use AI tools effectively for committing cyber crime."
"Despite generating some early enthusiasm on the forums, these 'dark AI' products have made little impact to date, according to Ben Collier."
"They're using vibe coding tools for hobby projects, but particularly for non-malicious purposes rather than sophisticated cyber crime."
The CETaS annual showcase highlighted Claude Mythos Preview's advancements in cybersecurity, particularly in vulnerability detection. Alexander Babuta emphasized its potential for enterprises to enhance digital security. Research on cyber crime forums revealed limited success of 'dark AI' products, with many aspiring criminals lacking the technical skills to effectively utilize AI tools. Despite initial enthusiasm, the findings suggest that novice users are primarily engaging with AI for non-malicious projects rather than sophisticated cyber crime activities.
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