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So self modifying code actually already has existed for decades at this point. I wouldn’t be surprised if this happens soon in the future. I would say that all of this is happening so quickly in the past few months with AI.

And I’m sure there’s some way that they can get the information down. And these options are going to exist if someone has a GitHub account, and the malware connects to it. I think we’re well beyond just what ChatGPT can do. Now these are coding suggestions, autocomplete coding suggestions, but it can also just create boilerplate and repetitive code patterns, etc, etc. They say trained on millions of lines of code, GitHub Copilot turns natural language prompt into coding suggestions across dozens of languages. Remember that word, “copilot”, we’re going to talk about it later. It was just yesterday, or today that GitHub announced GitHub Copilot.

I think that the the company behind ChatGPT, Open AI would probably come to realize somebody’s using this for malware, we should shut down their access to it.īut Josh, you missed the latest announcement. And I think if malware were known to be using that API, they would probably shut down access to whatever was using that particular API key, you know, the developer that was accessing ChatGPT-4 that purpose. But as far as using actual ChatGPT, first of all, the malware would have to have an internet connection, it would have to know the prompt so that it would need to give ChatGPT It would have to be using the ChatGPT API, their application programming interface. Maybe that could be an improvement on this existing idea of polymorphic malware. polymorphic malware is actually not something new, the idea of actually using something like artificial intelligence built into it to modify itself. This is malware that can modify itself, and adapt and change itself on the fly with the intention of being less easily detectable through standard antivirus signatures. So what he’s describing here is actually something that’s been around since 1990. And he says, “Do you think that in the future, the AI can or will be incorporated into malware, so that it will be able to automatically adapt to patches and antivirus software, etc, and look for further vulnerabilities that it might be able to exploit those kinds of things.” I wanted to address this because this is a question that I’m sure a lot of people are kind of wondering, especially since we’ve recently talked about how ChatGPT can be used by a user of that software, to ask it to write code for you that you can then modify or adapt for other platforms. This listener Brock asks, I was listening to one of the old episodes, you guys were discussing AI technology like ChatGPT. We want to start with some listener feedback, right? Can ChatGPT be used to make malware self-modifying and more resistant to detection? And Intego’s Chief Security Analyst, Josh long. Now, here are the hosts of the Intego Mac Podcast: veteran Mac journalist, Kirk McElhearn. This week’s Intego Mac Podcast security headlines include: an answer to a listener question about the threat of AI in creating self-modifying malware Microsoft announces that their version of AI will be included in most of its Office products and we have a discussion about the security of passkeys, the login technology that could replace the need for virtually all of your passwords. This is the Intego Mac Podcast-the voice of Mac security-for Thursday, March 23 2023. Transcript of Intego Mac Podcast episode 284 What Are Passkeys and How Do They Work?.People are Paying $17 for Hundreds of AI-Generated Headshots.Microsoft Copilot: A whole new way to work.Intego Mac Security Podcast AI Malware, Copilot, & Passkeys – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 284Ĭan malware use AI to modify itself after it’s been installed on a computer? Can AI help you in daily productivity tasks? And will passkeys replace passwords?

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