Welcome to CyberCrimesDaily, in this article we’ll look at how hackers are exposing deep cybersecurity vulnerabilities in AI. We’ll find out how long it would take an advanced hacker to break into the most complex, most powerful AI models we’ve ever built?
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How Hackers are Exposing?
How long would it take an advanced hacker to break into the most complex, most powerful AI models we’ve ever built? 30 minutes, as it happens. This week, the FT published an exclusive interview with the mysterious faceless hacker known as Pliny the Prompter, who has been stress testing, or jailbreaking, huge language models built by Microsoft, ChatGPT and Google.
A principled online warrior who is part of an international effort to draw attention to the flaws of the biggest tech companies, who, he argues, are prioritizing profit over security. And if you think that’s a risk somewhere in the future, think again. Russian cybercriminals, ‘Kill in’, used sophisticated AI tools to break into NHS computers.
Affects Personal Information
The names, dates of birth and personal details of thousands of UK patients have been leaked onto the dark web after testing firm Synovus refused to pay the ransom. Hackers encrypted vital data, rendering the IT systems of two NHS hospitals useless. So how worried should we be? What are the implications for those looking to AI to improve their systems?
Pliny the Prompter is what we call a white hat, a friendly hacker. The good guys in the shadows who stress test systems. What have they been able to do? So, they are able to recruit large language models to do things they shouldn’t.
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Imagine if you had a teenager at home who was trying to play a game and see if they could break it, break the system. Many engineers grew up training this way. Hackers love to do it. They almost couldn’t do it without it.
About Writing Malware
So, we’re talking about writing malware. We’re showing how scammers can create scripts that get people to click on links, which is a way that you can inject all sorts of very bad code into human hospitals, as we’ve seen, which is a very soft target, a very mature target. But it’s schools, it’s individuals, and it’s just growing.
It’s just a growing problem. And so, last month the AI Safety Institute in the UK published a ground-breaking report, brand new, showing that every major LLM, large language model, can be broken. There’s a lot of red in it.
Which cyber attack method do hackers use the most?
Malware is the most common type of cyberattack.
What are the four types of attacks?
There are four primary types of attack surface in modern security threats: cyber (web applications, cloud, IoT), physical (devices, servers, stolen devices), human (phishing, insiders), and social engineering (pretexting, baiting).
What techniques do hackers use to steal information?
Hackers will often use multiple techniques include phishing, fake WAP’s (Wireless Access Point), waterhole attacks, brute forcing, bait & switch.
How do hackers hack your phone?
Hacker can hack your phone by malicious apps, phishing attacks, unsecured Wi-Fi, and even by exploiting physical access.
Conclusions
And specially in the case of AI systems, a lot of what we do for cybersecurity and protection doesn’t apply in the same way to AI systems. In other types of software, when a hacker finds a vulnerability.
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