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Following last week’s U.S. airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear sites, cybersecurity experts and government officials are now warning of a possible digital retaliation, a surge in cyber threats originating from Iran. On June 22, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin warning of a “heightened threat environment” in the United..

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Despite being sentenced to five years in prison, the court released the four men on time served.

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Jun 23, 2025 - - In 2025, virtually no one is a stranger to OpenAI’s ChatGPT. It is one of the most popular AI applications on the Internet, and almost everyone is using it from your boss, to your neighbor, to the passive-aggressive friend sending you oddly phrased text messages.But since it is relatively new, researchers are always finding new vulnerabilities in ChatGPT, including ways it can be exploited by bad actors.Social EngineeringOn the social engineering side, bad actors figured out how to automate resume generation, simulate live interviews and configure remote access for deceptive employment schemes.They also were able to craft personas which could translate outreach for espionage, mimic journalists and think-tank analysts in order to extract information from targets. Malware and HackingBad actors could build malware by troubleshooting Go-based implants, evading Windows Defender, and configuring stealthy C2 infrastructure.They could also execute automated recon, penetration testing scripts, C2 (Command and Control server) configurations and social media botnet management using ChatGPT. Below are a few examples of ways bad actors have been using ChatGPT for their benefit.Propaganda/InfluenceChatGPT could generate propaganda on platforms like TikTok, X, Telegram, and more with fake personas and often fake engagement. The themes of the propaganda ranged from geopolitical agendas to US polarization and election interference in Germany, et cetera.ScamsScammers also used ChatGPT to aid in scam messaging, creating scams where victims would be lured into fake jobs with false promises of high pay that would turn out to extort them.AI Use AttributionThe following table shows a breakdown of the bad actors who were using ChatGPT for different malicious purposes. Some uses were from known adversaries Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea, while others were from Cambodia and the Philippines.TakeawaysUnfortunately, this is likely only the beginning of bad actors using ChatGPT for their purposes. As AI continues to advance, we can only expect hackers to continue to find new ways to exploit it. And with AI security still being relatively new, staying on top of these rising attacks is increasingly difficult.To see how FireTail can help with your own AI Security, schedule a demo or start a free trial today.

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Are You Truly Harnessing the Power of NHIs for Cloud Compliance? My professional journey has revealed a critical, yet often overlooked, component of cloud compliance – the effective management of Non-Human Identities (NHIs). NHIs, the machine identities used in cybersecurity, are the unsung heroes of compliance and security. Yet, one can’t help but wonder, are […]

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Are You Leveraging the Power of NHI Management? Cybersecurity is no longer a mere operational concern limited to IT departments. It has become a strategically integral part of businesses around the globe. With the surge in cloud technology, the need for robust security management has escalated. In these scenarios, the question arises, is your team […]

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Can we redefine cloud data safety? The increased shift to the cloud has expanded the playing field for cyber threats. This amplifies the urgency for superior security strategies, with Non-Human Identities (NHIs) and Secrets Management playing critical roles. But is enough being done to fortify cybersecurity protocols for NHIs? Are effective NHI practices being observed? […]

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Why is Confidence in Security the Cornerstone for an Effective IAM Strategy? Confidence in security, particularly in Identity and Access Management (IAM), is essential for any organization where data breaches and cyber threats are commonplace. The question is, how can you build such confidence? The answer lies in understanding and effectively managing Non-Human Identities (NHIs) […]

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Google has revealed a thorough protection technique aimed at indirect prompt injection attacks, a subtle but powerful threat, marking a major advancement in cybersecurity in the age of generative AI. Unlike direct prompt injections, where malicious commands are overtly inserted into AI prompts, indirect injections embed harmful instructions within external data sources such as emails, […]

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