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This article details a novel malware variant where four distinct large language models collectively vote on malicious actions, marking a significant evolution in AI-driven cyber threats. The analysis focuses on the specific mechanics of this "democratic" attack vector and its implications for threat hunting rather than general cybersecurity news.
Cisco Talos finds malware that puts its next move to a four-model vote
Cisco Systems Inc.’s Talos Threat Intelligence group today released an open-source toolkit for hunting malware that has artificial intelligence built into it. The first sample it has detailed is a Windows credential stealer that takes its orders from no command-and-control server. Talos calls it CLOSEDQUORUM, and its tactical decisions go to a vote among four […] The post Cisco Talos finds malware that puts its next move to a four-model vote appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Cisco Systems Inc.’s Talos Threat Intelligence group today released an open-source toolkit for hunting malware that has artificial intelligence built into it. The first sample it has detailed is a Windows credential stealer that takes its orders from no command-and-control server. Talos calls it CLOSEDQUORUM, and its tactical decisions go to a vote among four commercial large language models. No other Windows malware has been publicly documented handing those decisions to…
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