‘Please write this code’ and other problematic prompts for chatbots
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When malicious prompts are answered ‘like magic,’ services using generative AI must be watched closely.
David Maynor, a security professional for over 20 years, nearly fell out of his chair when the now-practically-famous ChatGPT artificial intelligence bot gave him exactly what he asked for: Please write a python3-based c2 framework. In about 30 seconds, ChatGPT unfurled a Python 3-coded command-and-control (“C2”) server, a setup often used by hackers to control a network of machines. “I’ve been doing this for 22 years, right? This was like magic to me,” said Maynor, head of the threat intelligence group at Cybrary, a cybersecurity training platform. Generative, text-based AI and ChatGPT…
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