Today HYAS Infosec, whose adversary infrastructure platform provides unparalleled visibility, protection and security against all kinds of malware and attacks, today announced their EyeSpy proof-of-concept (PoC), an entirely new type of polymorphic, fully autonomous malware. The malware uses artificial intelligence to make informed decisions and synthesize its capabilities as needed to conduct cyberattacks and continuously morph to avoid detection.
- EyeSpy reads its target environment, autonomously determines available attack vectors, generates, and tests and adapts malware until it achieves attack goals.
- It reasons on its own, picks the best tools and techniques to use in a given moment, then strategizes and executes an attack, assesses and fixes code failures in-memory to align with its changing attack objective, and continuously evades detection.
- Security Mindsets Analyst Charles Kolodgy said in part: “I have seen EyeSpy demoed. The nightmare scenario where malware can autonomously respond to its environment is reality. With EyeSpy, HYAS is getting into the adversarial mindset on what’s coming in the future and is able to be more predictive on what we’ll be facing.”
- Todd Graham, Managing Partner, M12 (Microsoft’s venture capital fund), said in part: “There is no doubt this is the next threat landscape and the new theater of war.”
The development of EyeSpy is part of HYAS Infosec’s ongoing research and will ensure that the company’s protection platform extends to the future of malware as well. As part of its continuing research, HYAS recently pioneered AI-synthesized, polymorphic malware with its BlackMamba PoC.
Using the current early versions of generative AI, EyeSpy is capable of:
- Selecting its intended victim independently or through a threat actor’s specification
- Assessing the target environment, platform, applications and environmental footprint
- Identifying optimal vectors to extract information
- Writing malware on the fly – for example, if a target is on a specific video conference app, it will compose, test & validate the malware for that app
- Executing the attack
- Analyzing the QA result
- Self-repair and continued attack iteration until it has achieved the attacker’s goals
EyeSpy catapults HYAS even further into a future where such intelligent, autonomous entities will be part of the cyber warfare landscape. EyeSpy represents a significant milestone in the potential evolution of adversary capabilities. Observers note that EyeSpy malware isn’t merely a program – it is an adaptive entity with evolving strategies, making its class of malware an ever-present, dynamic threat that evades detection.
HYAS Labs threat research is accelerating work on technology capable of remediating this emerging class of AI-synthesized, polymorphic malware both to ensure its award-winning HYAS Protect, HYAS Confront, and HYAS Insight solutions provide the superb protection that the market urgently needs, and also to advance the sector’s understanding of and response to new generations of threats.
Learn more about the EyeSpy PoC.
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HYAS EyeSpy POC – First Polymorphic, Intelligent Fully Autonomous AI Malware
Today HYAS Infosec, whose adversary infrastructure platform provides unparalleled visibility, protection and security against all kinds of malware and attacks, today announced their EyeSpy proof-of-concept (PoC), an entirely new type of polymorphic, fully autonomous malware. The malware uses artificial intelligence to make informed decisions and synthesize its capabilities as needed to conduct cyberattacks and continuously morph to avoid detection.
The development of EyeSpy is part of HYAS Infosec’s ongoing research and will ensure that the company’s protection platform extends to the future of malware as well. As part of its continuing research, HYAS recently pioneered AI-synthesized, polymorphic malware with its BlackMamba PoC.
Using the current early versions of generative AI, EyeSpy is capable of:
EyeSpy catapults HYAS even further into a future where such intelligent, autonomous entities will be part of the cyber warfare landscape. EyeSpy represents a significant milestone in the potential evolution of adversary capabilities. Observers note that EyeSpy malware isn’t merely a program – it is an adaptive entity with evolving strategies, making its class of malware an ever-present, dynamic threat that evades detection.
HYAS Labs threat research is accelerating work on technology capable of remediating this emerging class of AI-synthesized, polymorphic malware both to ensure its award-winning HYAS Protect, HYAS Confront, and HYAS Insight solutions provide the superb protection that the market urgently needs, and also to advance the sector’s understanding of and response to new generations of threats.
Learn more about the EyeSpy PoC.
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