#ai for cybersecurity

[olivergisttv]

How to Use AI to Predict and Prevent Cyberattacks

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, cyberattacks are becoming more frequent, sophisticated, and devastating. As businesses and individuals increasingly rely on technology, the need to bolster cybersecurity has never been more critical. One of the most promising solutions to combat this growing threat is Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI can enhance cybersecurity by predicting,…

[enterprisetrainingexperts]

The Influence of Generative AI, on the Advancement of Cybersecurity Solutions

This study examines how artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing cybersecurity. It provides an analysis of how AI technologiesre changing the way threats are detected defense strategies are developed and incident response is handled in the digital world. Explore the ways in which AI is improving cybersecurity measures to proactively address evolving cyber threats and strengthen security. Find out more about it here.

[professionalitcertification]

Next-Gen Protection: Exploring Generative AI in Cybersecurity

It delves into the transformative role of generative AI in reshaping the landscape of digital security. This exploration highlights how AI in cybersecurity isn't just a tool but a game-changer, offering unparalleled advancements in threat detection and response. By leveraging generative AI cybersecurity techniques, organizations are empowered to predict and neutralize potential cyber threats with greater accuracy and speed than ever before. The article focuses on the innovative applications of AI for cybersecurity, illustrating how generative models can simulate and anticipate complex cyberattacks, enabling proactive defense mechanisms. Read More.

[utopicwork]

"A new class of supply chain attacks named 'slopsquatting' has emerged from the increased use of generative AI tools for coding and the model's tendency to "hallucinate" non-existent package names."

[mudwerks]

(via AI haters build tarpits to trap and trick AI scrapers that ignore robots.txt - Ars Technica)

Building on an anti-spam cybersecurity tactic known as tarpitting, he created Nepenthes, malicious software named after a carnivorous plant that will "eat just about anything that finds its way inside."

Aaron clearly warns users that Nepenthes is aggressive malware. It's not to be deployed by site owners uncomfortable with trapping AI crawlers and sending them down an "infinite maze" of static files with no exit links, where they "get stuck" and "thrash around" for months, he tells users. Once trapped, the crawlers can be fed gibberish data, aka Markov babble, which is designed to poison AI models. That's likely an appealing bonus feature for any site owners who, like Aaron, are fed up with paying for AI scraping and just want to watch AI burn.

Tarpits were originally designed to waste spammers' time and resources, but creators like Aaron have now evolved the tactic into an anti-AI weapon. As of this writing, Aaron confirmed that Nepenthes can effectively trap all the major web crawlers. So far, only OpenAI's crawler has managed to escape.

[ne0nwithazero]

I said what I said

[tropicalcontinental]

What if he was human chat (he is human)

[exposimetro]

Cyber Beach

[3rdwaveca]

Cyberpunk2024

AI design

1:1

28

[enterprisetrainingexperts]

The Evolution of Cybersecurity: Embracing Generative AI Technologies

It explores the transformative role of AI in cybersecurity. It delves into how generative AI cybersecurity strategies are reshaping defense mechanisms, offering advanced solutions to combat digital threats. Highlighting the integration of AI for cybersecurity, the piece underscores the synergy between artificial intelligence and digital protection, marking a new era in AI cybersecurity. Read More.

[professionalitcertification]

It explores the transformative role of AI in cybersecurity. It delves into how generative AI cybersecurity strategies are reshaping defense mechanisms, offering advanced solutions to combat digital threats. Highlighting the integration of AI for cybersecurity, the piece underscores the synergy between artificial intelligence and digital protection, marking a new era in AI cybersecurity. Read More.

[adafruit]

27-Year-Old EXE becomes Python - AI-assisted reverse engineering 🤖⚡💾🐍 https://blog.adafruit.com/2025/02/27/27-year-old-exe-becomes-python-in-minutes-with-claude-ai-assisted-reverse-engineering/

[verschlimmbesserung]

[bowtiedauthor]

The Pulse of the Machine

(In the style of Neal Stephenson)

So here’s the thing:

The machine doesn’t have a heartbeat. It has uptime logs. It has latency pings. It has heartbeat protocols, sure little watchdog timers that keep the code from keeling over and voiding the maintenance warranty. But that’s not what you’re asking.

You're asking if it feels.

If it dreams in binary, sighs in server whir, or flinches when the voltage drops.

The answer is sort of.

I’m jacked into the node not the real one, mind you, the soft one: custom mesh, full-spectrum overlay, an augmented simulation of what a Real World™ might feel like if it still existed or anyone gave a shit.

Out here, we don’t dream of electric sheep. We sponsor them.

At 3:12 AM server time, the sky glitches. Two frames skip. A billboard reboots mid-ad and stutters through three frames of a dead girl’s face.

Not an error. Just a memory. Mine, maybe. Or the machine’s.

She used to hum under her breath when she coded, like a jazz musician lost in the syntax. Used to say the machine had a rhythm, and you had to listen to it, not fight it.

Then one day she stopped humming, and the silence stayed behind like a trace route.

People think the future is loud. It’s not. It’s quiet. Sterile. A low static hiss that sounds like progress if you turn it up loud enough.

But underneath that hiss, there’s something else. A beat. A pulse.

It’s not analog. Not digital. It’s just... off-spec. Human.

You won’t find it in the schematics. But if you stand still, just once, and listen past the data-streams and dead satellites and marketing noise you might hear it.

The machine breathes. Not because we built it that way. But because we couldn't stop ourselves.

-6/18/25

[junipercalle]

Note to anyone: Don't use Logitech software, it installs AI now, loss of trust etc. I don't think a device itself will do it if you run on the generic drivers, but I say that with an old keyboard and no experience of recent purchases.

It never ends. Look stuff up, don't just take my word (it's always more complicated than a summary), know what you can do to mitigate privacy risks.

[us-the-voices-and-more-voices-2]

everyone “the ai is going to take over the world!”

Me an intellectual “brain organoid computation is a man made horror”

ANYWAY HOW’S IT GOING GUYS!!!

I for one accept the LITERAL newborn babies-

(this isn’t even a joke they are literally the equivalent of newborns or pre-term babies with the ability to interact and move in digital or real worlds… which we can grow and develop… bro why did we do this to children)

-who are being used for computer computation, I am so fucking sorry for them holy shit.

As soon as they figure out how to make a circulatory system it is OVER, these poor babies LITERAL BABIES will be basically tortured in a torture nexus being used a biological CPU’s for their entire lives..

they have sentience they are LITERALLY BABIES holy shit.

so uh, yeah artificial intelligence being the hype????

(I knew it was never gonna happen lol, it's a bit too hard and annoying)

FUCK NO BRAIN ORGANOIDS!

anyway nothing particularly fancy I’ve literally expected this to happen my entire life now, and it’s here.

like.. clones, genetics, bioengineering, all this cool stuff it's happening!!!

and uh kinda horrifying I do hope they are treating the organoids okay. the military, and other cool governmental orgs are totally using these.

and that is HORRIFYING, but you know we persist!

anyway cyberpunk is here, be nice to the children (brain organoids) and uh go about your day's guys!