AI Honeypot network infrastructure generator (HoneypotGPT?) could be fantastic.
You could imagine it wasting the resources of hackers convincingly enough that it would water down the potential effect of hacking online generally. It could even make up fake internal documents and state secrets.
The other day I saw the retraction of a leak of customer data, on the grounds that the claimed data was very obviously from an LLM, which outsiders could trust wasn't just the company saying so because of things like "the email addresses don't match the people's names" and "the zip codes don't correspond to the states they're supposedly in".
Unfortunately, I can't remember the name of the place that denied the leak, which makes it hard to search for amongst the torrent of attacks that I find in search results.
> Why attribute to normal/boring/commodity tools that which can be attributed to "LLMS" and "AI" and "CHATGPT"?
Because they're really good at this, and even idiots can use them.
What I want to know is why people capitalise things that aren't acronyms or initialisms, e.g. "MAC"[0], "SWIFT"[1], the "S" in "LLMS", and the "HAT" in "CHATGPT" :P
[0] The brand which is a contraction of Macintosh, not to be confused with Medium Access Control or several other things.
[1] As in the language, not the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication.
You could imagine it wasting the resources of hackers convincingly enough that it would water down the potential effect of hacking online generally. It could even make up fake internal documents and state secrets.
I'm only half joking (I think)?