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“Well, We Had a Good Run”: Thinking About Cyber Threats in the Age of AI, Part 2: Threats TO AI

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By Mike Kosak Verified
| LastPass Blog
Welcome to the second part of our series examining how to frame the cyber threat environment in relation to artificial intelligence. As we noted in our first piece, there is a lot of FUD (fear, uncertainly, and doubt) out there around AI and what it means for cyber threats. Some of these concerns are legitimate, but most are not.
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“Well, We Had a Good Run”: Thinking About Cyber Threats in the Age of AI

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By Mike Kosak Verified
| LastPass Blog
A lot of ink has been spilled on AI threats over the last few years and with good reason. AI is undoubtedly changing the cyber threat landscape in ways positive and negative. Anthropic’s announcement of Project Glasswing this week is a great example of a positive way (for now) AI is helping keep organizations more secure as major companies like Google, Apple, Anthropic, and NVIDIA band together to use Claude Mythos2 to scan for vulnerabilities across critical software in a responsible manner.
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I’m a cybersecurity professional, here’s why I’m preparing for an AI data breach

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By Mike Kosak Verified
| Inkl
A robot hand touching a locked digital shield blocking a human from accessing data. Recently, OpenAI acknowledged a security breach at a third-party data analytics vendor that led to the exposure of some of its API users’ personal information, including email addresses, names, and browser details.
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