The future impact of AI in cybercrime

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Artificial intelligence will enable new forms of cyber crime by allowing attacks to spread autonomously through trusted networks and supply chains, with goals such as extorting critical assets, stealing data from rivals or celebrities, or damaging decision making by altering underlying data. Criminals could use AI to quickly make money or gather intelligence, and the report cautions that without precautions, AI technology could empower truly malicious acts.

The Future Impact of
AI on Cyber Crime
Darktrace
Dave Palmer
Director of Technology

Self-spreading attacks via trust relationships
and supply chains
Mission choices:
Make money quickly (extortion of critical assets)
Steal data & eavesdrop (rival company, legal
opponent, celebrities)
Damage strategic decision making by changing
underlying data (MI dashboard, database,
sensors)
Just wipe it?
Profit!
Evilcorp.com’s AI roadmap

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