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This article details a significant shift in cyber threat landscapes where the CLOSEDQUORUM malware leverages large language models to autonomously determine post-compromise behaviors, marking a critical evolution in AI-driven attack automation. For the AI and quantum community, this highlights emerging risks associated with deploying generative models in unsecured environments and underscores the need for robust adversarial training and safety guardrails against autonomous malicious agents.
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Windows CLOSEDQUORUM malware uses AI models to autonomously select post-compromise actions
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