Showing posts with label ai_cybersecurity_threats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ai_cybersecurity_threats. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 5, 2026

Can AI Write Malware? What the Research Shows — And What Defenders Must Know (2026)

Yes — AI tools can assist in generating malicious code, and security researchers have been documenting this capability since 2022. My assessment after tracking this research closely: the threat is real, the defensive adaptations are working, and the honest picture is more nuanced than most headlines suggest. The important nuances: what AI produces still requires human expertise to weaponise effectively, existing defences are adapting, and the documented threat looks different from the sensationalised version in headlines. Here is what the…

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Sunday, May 3, 2026

Can AI Be Hacked? 10 Ways How Hackers Hack AI Systems in 2026

Yes — AI systems can be attacked, manipulated, and exploited, and it happens regularly. I cover AI security professionally, and my assessment of the current threat landscape is that several of these vulnerability classes have already caused documented real-world financial harm. The vulnerabilities aren't the same as traditional software bugs, which makes them harder to patch and easier to underestimate. An AI that's been manipulated doesn't crash or throw an error — it continues working, just producing the output the…

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