#037 - Cyber AI Chronicle - Cyber AI Use-Cases Heatmap

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Cyber AI Chronicle

By Simon Ganiere · 29^th September 2024

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Table of Contents

• What I learned this week

  • TL;DR

• AI in Cybersecurity: Mapping Techniques to Key Cha …

  • The Cybersecurity Landscape

  • Heat Map Analysis

  • Key Observations and Insights

  • Challenges and Considerations

• Worth a full read

  • The breakthrough AI needs

    • Key Takeaway

  • Hacker plants false memories in ChatGPT to steal u …

    • Key Takeaway

• Research Paper

  • Showing the Receipts: Understanding the Modern Ran …

• Wisdom of the week

• Contact

What I learned this week

TL;DR

• Following last week article on high level use-cases mapped against AI technologies. This week we are zooming into cyber security use-cases. Gen AI is obviously useful but you will learn that other AI technologies can support a significant number of cyber use-cases » READ MORE

• OpenAI is still in the news and this time not necessarily because of new features (even though they released their advanced voice mode for ChatGPT). They have lost key executives during the week: their CTO, chief research officer and VP of post training on the same day. The New York Times runs a story as well, highlight some of the economic challenges OpenAI is facing (continuous fundraising, fast money burning, etc.). If you combined this with the loss of key executives it seems there are a lot of challenges ahead!

• Oh and Microsoft decided to come back with their Recall feature. If you don’t remember, this is after an initial release that draws a lot of criticisms from the security industry.

• The cyber security news are equally interesting but also a bit of a weekly repetition. More vulnerabilities, more hacks, etc. I’m trying to find the best way to summarise this and also try to identify the positive stories in all of the noise.

• I kept working on that agent to analyse CVE put on the KEV list. I have a reasonably good agent workflow but I need to find a way to automate this so it can be sent out fully automatically. Don’t have the bandwidth to run something daily at the moment. More to come soon hopefully!