Cybercriminals are increasingly using artificial intelligence technology to enhance their attack capabilities. Recently, security companies discovered that cybercriminal gangs used Meta's Llama2 artificial intelligence model to generate attack scripts targeting financial services companies, which raised concerns in the industry about the malicious application of artificial intelligence. Although AI attack detection capabilities are currently limited, security experts predict that such capabilities will be improved in the future. This incident highlights the double-edged sword characteristics of artificial intelligence technology, which can not only promote technological progress, but also be used for illegal activities.
Cybercriminal gangs use Meta's Llama2 artificial intelligence to launch attacks and generate attack scripts to target financial services companies. Security companies say AI attack detection capabilities are limited but are expected to increase. Future attempts to use AI maliciously may exist, but the resulting results may not be valid.
Although artificial intelligence technology brings many conveniences, it also needs to be alert to the risk of its abuse. Strengthening artificial intelligence security protection, improving attack detection capabilities, and improving relevant laws and regulations are crucial to dealing with possible AI crimes in the future. Only in this way can we minimize the risk of malicious use of artificial intelligence technology and ensure network security and social stability.