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    The rise of the ‘bionic hacker’ — AI’s impact on attack and defense

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    The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming both attack and defense according to a report released today by crowdsourced security platform HackerOne. It finds that organizations have expanded their AI program adoption by 270 percent this year, while HackerOne’s platform reported a 540 percent surge in prompt injection vulnerabilities to make them the fastest-growing threat in AI security. “AI demands a different approach to risk and resilience,” says Kara Sprague, CEO of HackerOne. “AI vulnerabilities increased by more than 200 percent this year, while enterprises expanded AI security initiatives at nearly three times last year’s pace. At the… [Continue Reading]

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