Hackers use AI tools like ChatGPT to enhance their operations and manipulate large language models. They infiltrate and attack GPT by manipulating the knowledge base through coordinated bot activity.
These sophisticated cybercriminals are not just using AI tools, they are leveraging them to streamline their attacks. By exploiting the model's natural language processing capabilities, they can craft convincing phishing emails, generate fake news articles, and even create highly realistic deepfake videos.
With the ability to mimic human speech patterns and convincingly generate text, these AI-enhanced attacks pose a significant and immediate challenge for cybersecurity professionals worldwide. As the arms race between hackers and defenders escalates, experts stress the urgent need for developing robust defences and staying vigilant against these evolving threats in the digital landscape.
In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Alejandro Leal, Analyst at KuppingerCole speaks to Arik Atar, Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher at Radware, to discuss:
- Hacker infiltration
- GPT Capabilities
- Operational needs
- Hacker skill development
Securing the AI Era
Radware is a global cybersecurity leader, delivering advanced AI-driven protection for applications, data and infrastructure. As attackers turn to generative AI and automation, we strengthen enterprise resilience with a 360-degree security architecture powered by EPIC AI.
Our unified platform provides end-to-end coverage across DDoS mitigation, WAF, API security, bot management and behavioral analytics, seamlessly covering cloud, hybrid and on-prem environments. Our innovative LLM Firewall safeguards large language models from prompt injection, data leakage and abuse, while Radware AI SOC Xpert accelerates response with real-time, context-rich guidance. Radware reduces risk, ensures compliance and keeps you ahead in an AI-powered world.
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