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    Hackers weaponize AI for zero-day exploits, Google warns

    Google's Threat Intelligence Group just revealed that cybercriminals used AI to discover and weaponize a 2FA-bypass zero-day flaw in open-source software, plotting mass exploitation before being stopped. Attackers are also deploying malware that autonomously reads system states to fire off dynamic commands. LLMs excel at spotting dormant semantic logic flaws that traditional scanners miss, making offensive AI an increasingly production-grade threat.

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    Google catches PROMPTFLUX, an AI malware that rewrites itself

    Google's Threat Intelligence Group just uncovered PROMPTFLUX, a shapeshifting malware that uses LLMs to rewrite its own code mid-attack to slip past antivirus scanners. While the sample was caught in an unfinished testing phase with no known wild infections, it marks an alarming shift toward an autonomous AI cyber arms race.

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    Google’s AI agent Big Sleep stops a cyberattack before it starts

    Google DeepMind and Project Zero’s AI agent Big Sleep just uncovered a critical SQLite flaw (CVE-2025-6965) before attackers could weaponize it. The team used the agent to isolate the zero-day threat ahead of time. Google claims this marks the first time an AI agent directly thwarted an in-the-wild exploit operation.