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I found this to be very fascinating read. I have heard of use of ML to detect, for instance spam or phishing emails, but I've never heard of attackers using ML
by Bhilai 9y ago
I found this to be very fascinating read. I have heard of use of ML to detect, for instance spam or phishing emails, but I've never heard of attackers using ML models to generate phishing emails. How do you differentiate such a message from any other phishing attempt ?
Thinking out loud, in the US, we have seen breaches of OPM, travel, healthcare and insurance companies where seemingly the only motive was to exfil data. Many of these attempts are attributed to state sponsored APT groups. Now that someone has all this data, the next potential move seems to be to train models over this data to understand habits and patterns, frequent locations and friends, and predict social and political leanings...
I only have limited knowledge on this subject, but all this sounds plausible right ?