SiliconANGLE

Polymorphic malware and the rise of new ‘moving target’ defensive security

An old security technology that has gotten little attention is finally ready for a new closeup. It goes by the name polymorphic code — or alternatively, automated moving target defense or AMTD — and ...
Gizmodo

ChatGPT Is Pretty Good at Writing Malware, It Turns Out

The trendy new chatbot has many skills, and one of them is writing "polymorphic" malware that will destroy your computer. reading time 2 minutes ChatGPT, the multi-talented AI-chatbot, has another ...
TechJuice

MalTerminal: The First Malware That Writes Its Own Ransomware On Demand

Researchers uncover MalTerminal, a dangerous new malware tool using GPT-4 to generate ransomware, challenging cybersecurity ...
Bleeping Computer

New BendyBear APT malware gets linked to Chinese hacking group

Unit 42 researchers today have shared info on a new polymorphic and "highly sophisticated" malware dubbed BendyBear, linked to a hacking group with known ties to the Chinese government. BendyBear is ...
New Scientist

Chameleon code gives hackers advantage

The arms race between malicious hackers and the guardians of computer networks looks set to intensify with the development of “chameleon code”. The new weapon could leave networks defenceless as ...