Krinal Gupta - AI, GenAI, IPA, CyberSecurity’s Post

From the early days of the telephone being used for fraud to the internet revolutionizing hacking, every technological innovation carries the risk of being exploited by criminals. AI is not immune to misuse either. https://lnkd.in/egFRY2xv #deepfakes #cybersecurity #genai #artificialintelligence

Generative AI is now a powerful tool for cybercriminals, enhancing phishing, deepfake scams, and more. From bypassing identity checks to doxxing, the misuse of AI tech is on the rise. #CyberSecurity #AI https://lnkd.in/gEC9DaVt

Most of yesteryear security solutions are becoming obsolete - anti-phishing, KYC, voice-based auth, etc. The space is in need of a new, radically different approach. Can GenAI fight GenAI enabled cyber attacks? Few things are clear - zero trust is a must, systems must be designed as if the breach is anything but certain, FIDO passwordless auth (although biometric second factors are out).

Trend Micro's research highlights the rapid evolution of AI-driven cybercrime, with tools like DeepNude Pro and VideoCallSpoofer enabling sophisticated deepfake scams. Businesses must proactively strengthen their cybersecurity measures to counter these threats. #Cyber #Deepfakes #AI #Avatar

Criminals are finding new ways to use AI, and it's crucial to stay informed. This article from MIT Technology Review highlights five ways AI is being misused. Some of these include: - Deepfake scams - Automated phishing attacks - AI-generated malware - Voice synthesis for fraud - Exploiting vulnerabilities in AI systems https://lnkd.in/dwCZyk5E #CyberSecurity #AI #TechTrends #StayInformed #DigitalSafety #CyberThreats

Absolutely crucial insight here. I've seen firsthand how technology can be a double-edged sword. Generative AI, while groundbreaking, also presents new challenges in cybersecurity. It's imperative that we stay ahead of these threats by investing in robust security measures and educating our teams about the evolving landscape. Let's use this as a call to action to prioritize ethical AI development and safeguard our digital future. #CyberSecurity #AI #TechLeadership

Recently I hosted the annual AUSCERT cybersecurity conference on the Gold Coast. One of the messages that came through strongly was that the next geeration of phishing, hacking and identity theft, bolstered by generative AI will be even more intense thatn the current wave! From AI voice simulation to convince you that it really is the CFO authorising that transaction, to scam emails constructed by Chat GPT to sound exactly like the language your accountant normally uses, the risk footprint will continue to expand. MIT Technology Review is one of my favourite publications to keep on top of all this stuff. Stay (cyber) safe! https://lnkd.in/gAvtXTNw

Cybercriminals are evolving, and so should our defenses! Check out Trend Micro’s insightful update on how cybercriminals are leveraging AI to orchestrate their attacks. Knowledge is power in the digital age! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dfBwUDkg  #siliconoverdrive #trendmicro #genai #cybersecurity 

Back to the Hype - An Update on How #Cybercriminals Are Using #GenAI #cybersecurity #artificialintelligence #generativeai #digitaltransformation #DubTechSummit #dES2024 #LondonTechWeek #CIOWeek24 #AIConUSA #AIforGood #AIAreAll https://lnkd.in/gVtFmsPA

Most leaders are aware at this point that generative AI exacerbates the quantity and quality of phishing attempts, but in reality, the risks are far more extensive than that. McKinsey highlights these five ways that cyber criminals are already using AI to more effectively target our data: 1️⃣ Phishing 2️⃣ Deepfake audio scams 3️⃣ Bypassing identity checks 4️⃣ Jailbreak-as-a-service 5️⃣ Doxxing and surveillance It's our responsibility as CISOs to stay on top of these risks as they emerge and develop so that we can educate our colleagues in the C Suite and provide up-to-date training to our teams. #AI #Cybersecurity #Phishing #Mckinsey