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Ok, but the systems that are responsible for creating those IDs are automated, which means that they can be learned and reverse-engineered. There are lots of pa
by thr0wawayf00 4y ago
Ok, but the systems that are responsible for creating those IDs are automated, which means that they can be learned and reverse-engineered. There are lots of passports and bank logins floating around that can be used to train AI.
Do you see the problem now?
- Nathanba 4y agothey are not automated and require real world steps
- mike_hearn 4y agoPassports contain digitally signed X.509 certificates in their chips. No AI can learn to forge a digital signature (we hope).
- baq 4y agoSo you buy them signed at the source.
- mike_hearn 4y agoThe only passport you can buy is your own, right? The signing keys are held by national governments. I don't really understand the threat model here.
- baq 4y agoA government sells you passports without validation of your identity.
- int_19h 4y agoThe other problem is that AI can be put in charge of phishing operations. Once you devise the correct prompt to get past the filters, it understands what phishing is, and will quite happily write phishing emails for any audience you care to describe. Combine that with an automatic mailer, and you could just fish for IDs (along all the other profitable stuff), and then use those IDs to spam more etc.