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Machine Learning and malware: The next big thing in cybersecurity?
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<blockquote data-quote="RoboMan" data-source="post: 762073" data-attributes="member: 53544"><p>I don't think TODAY AI is capable enough of dealing on its own with fresh malware. It's simple as knowing that cybercriminals can play in real time with AI products and test how to bypass them. AI simply can't do that. So AI will learn with time and adapt to the ways cybercriminals use, but they will just keep and keep evolving. While machine learning will too, it will always be behind. Default deny seems to be the most trusteable source for security.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RoboMan, post: 762073, member: 53544"] I don't think TODAY AI is capable enough of dealing on its own with fresh malware. It's simple as knowing that cybercriminals can play in real time with AI products and test how to bypass them. AI simply can't do that. So AI will learn with time and adapt to the ways cybercriminals use, but they will just keep and keep evolving. While machine learning will too, it will always be behind. Default deny seems to be the most trusteable source for security. [/QUOTE]
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