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Malware authors subvert AI detection systems
Enterprises that have turned to AI in order to boost their security defenses may have to reconsider their approach.
Summary
Enterprises that have turned to AI in order to boost their security defenses may have to reconsider their approach. Malware containing code that commands LLM-assisted products to abort their analysis or refuse to implement it is already circulating, according to a post from security company SentinelLabs.
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