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Security firm reveals PyPI fake GPT / Claude AI-assisted software package tool is really Trojan ransomware
Security firm Kaspersky has issued a notification claiming that they have discovered two malware packages in PyPI that masquerade as GPT and Claude AI platform aids, but are actually Trojan ransomware. 1AI has learned that the two malware packages are named "gptplus" and "claudeai-eng". Among them, "gptplus" claims to be able to access the GPT-4 Turbo model via OpenAI's API, while "claudeai-eng" claims to be able to access the Anthropi ...- 1.7k
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Study Finds Hackers Can Easily Manipulate AI Robots, Turning Them Into Deadly Weapons
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have found serious vulnerabilities in a range of AI-enhanced robotic systems that are susceptible to hacking and control. An IEEE Spectrum report cites alarming examples such as hacked robot dogs turning flamethrowers on their owners, guiding bombs to the most destructive locations, and self-driving cars deliberately crashing into pedestrians. According to 1AI, researchers at the Pennsylvania College of Engineering have dubbed the LLM-based robotic attack technique they developed RoboPAIR. from three different robotics vendors...- 1.5k
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OpenAI internal forum hacked, secrets stolen
Recently, according to the New York Times, the internal forum of OpenAI, a well-known artificial intelligence company, was hacked, causing a series of security issues. Hackers successfully obtained detailed information about the design of the company's artificial intelligence technology, although they did not invade the system that OpenAI actually built AI. This incident did not lead to the leakage of customer or partner information, but it caused employees to worry about the security of the company. OpenAI executives announced the incident at an all-staff meeting in April 2023, but did not disclose it to the public because no customer or partner information was stolen. It is reported that some employees…- 1.5k
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Security company warns hackers are targeting user accounts of major AI language model platforms to resell API balances/obtain private information
Security company Sysdig recently released a report claiming that a large number of hackers are targeting major LLM large language model network platforms to launch "LLMjacking" attacks. Hackers steal user accounts and passwords through a series of methods, resell model APIs to third parties, and select private information from user conversation records for blackmail or public sale. Sysdig said that hackers seem to "prefer" Anthropic Claude v2/v3 platforms. Currently, they have detected that hackers mainly use database collision and PHP frameworks...- 3.5k
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