I work at a help desk at university (pic unrelated, its some random university from Google) and we recently had an AI-driven attack on some of our systems that our infosec team said was "unlike anything they'd ever seen" and "cleverly invaded our systems in a way that triggered no alarms". Not going into specifics but we had to work overtime until midnight and do a shit load of stuff because of this attack.Anyone else had AI-driven attacks at their workplace recently? I feel like this is going to become a lot more common and a lot more damaging then typical cyber attacks.
>>110212797Universities usually have the dogshittest security of all. En par with boomer mechanic workshops. It's no surprise an AI managed to hack you.
>>110212797>our systemsnigger dont lie, you aint got shit
