PromptSpy malware uses AI tools and Gemini to hijack Android devices

PromptSpy malware uses AI tools and Gemini to hijack Android devices, locking apps while spying on every action secretly ...
The Next Web

When malware learns to think

PromptSpy, discovered by ESET, is the first known Android malware to integrate generative AI into its execution flow.
PCMag on MSN

This Android malware connects to Google Gemini for tips on hacking targets

'PromptSpy' appears to be the first Android malware that uses generative AI in its execution flow, according to antivirus ...
HotHardware

Google Flags AI Malware Surge As Hackers Use LLMs To Mutate Code On-The-Fly

The industry-wide effort to AI all the things isn't without its seedy side. Namely, we're quickly entering an era of more sophisticated malware strains evading common antivirus protections, with ...
9to5Mac

Security Bite: macOS malware ‘Banshee’ found using Apple’s own code to evade detection

9to5Mac Security Bite is exclusively brought to you by Mosyle, the only Apple Unified Platform. Making Apple devices work-ready and enterprise-safe is all we do. Our unique integrated approach to ...
CoinTelegraph

Hackers have started using AI to churn out malware

Researchers at HP found a malware program written by generative AI “in the wild” while investigating a suspicious email. Malware developers are now using generative AI to speed up the process of ...
Infosecurity-magazine.com

Swiss Cyber Agency Warns of QR Code Malware in Mail Scam

A new malware campaign targeting Swiss residents through fake postal letters has been uncovered by the country’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). The scam involves fraudulent correspondence ...
HotHardware

Sneaky New Android Malware Steals PIN Codes And Keystrokes, What To Look Out For

Android users are currently at risk of a scarily advanced malware that reportedly uses Meta's advertising platforms (like Facebook and Instagram) to hunt for users' PINs, messages, and other sensitive ...
Forbes

Malware 2.0: 7 Strategies To Outsmart A Smarter Adversary

Global cybercrime costs are expected to grow by 15 percent per year over the next five years—with malware and ransomware driving a significant portion. Malware has been part of the cybersecurity story ...