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Introduction Security researchers have long warned that large language models (LLMs) could enable the mass automation of malware development. Until recently those fears were hypothetical, because AI chatbots could only generate simple code or phishing emails【183109028965074†L173-L178】. At the 2025 Black Hat conference, Kyle Avery of Outflank unveiled a proof‑of‑concept (PoC) model that takes those concerns a…

Overview Lumma Stealer (also known as LummaC2) is a commercial malware‑as‑a‑service platform that rents out credential‑stealing code to cybercriminals. The malware specializes in harvesting browser data, autofill information, login credentials and even cryptocurrency wallet seed phrases【823560596664728†L169-L189】. Attackers use it in ransomware campaigns, business email compromise and other online scams by renting the tool on a…

Introduction As artificial intelligence (AI) technologies such as large language models (LLMs) and generative AI continue to accelerate, cybercriminals are weaponizing these tools to launch increasingly sophisticated attacks. Deepfake impersonations, adaptive malware that learns from defenses, AI crafted phishing, and automated vulnerability discovery are reshaping the threat landscape. Understanding these emerging AI driven threats is vital for…

Introduction As students return to classrooms, K‑K‑2 schools face growing cyber risks. Most districts rely on Chromebooks and Google accounts to support remote and blended learning, but limited IT staffing and budgets make defending these networks difficult. Attackers know this and increasingly target schools with ransomware, account takeovers and data theft【388377501043756†L190-L333】. Unique Challenges Attack Vectors…