Cato Networks published an analysis by Cato CTRL exploring the development of a cyber actor between the publication of Frontier-KI model jailbreak techniques and the introduction of a commercialized, AI-powered penetration testing platform.
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Die Zeitspanne zwischen KI-Experimenten und krimineller Kommerzialisierung wird immer kürzer. Die Forscher von Cato CTRL verfolgten die Entwicklung eines Bedrohungsakteu…
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