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Google stopped a zero-day hack that it says was developed with AI

For the first time, Google has detected and disrupted a zero-day exploit developed with AI assistance, which could have bypassed two-factor authentication on a web-based administration tool. Researchers found AI fingerprints in the exploit code, including hallucinated CVSS scores and textbook formatting.

SourceThe Verge AIAuthor: Stevie Bonifield
Google stopped a zero-day hack that it says was developed with AI
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  • Google stops a zero-day exploit with AI fingerprints for the first time.
  • The exploit targeted an unnamed open-source admin tool, bypassing 2FA.
  • Attackers used AI to find and refine the vulnerability.

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