‘AI assistants are no longer just productivity tools; they are becoming part of the infrastructure that malware can abuse’: Experts warn Copilot and Grok can be hijacked to spread malware | Daily Reports Online
Check Point warns GenAI tools can be abused as C2 infrastructure Malware can hide traffic by encoding data into attacker-controlled URLs via AI queries AI assistants may act as decision engines, enabling stealthy, adaptive malware operations Hackers can use some Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools as command-and-control (C2) infrastructure, hiding malicious traffic in plain sight…










