AI in Cybersecurity: Offense and Defense
summary
The talk examines how large language models like ChatGPT and Google Gemini affect cybersecurity, showing how attackers can misuse them for offensive techniques such as social engineering and outlining the associated security risks. It also reviews defensive strategies and practical measures to protect information against AI-enabled threats, presenting a comprehensive view of AI’s capabilities and challenges in cyber defense.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:28Agenda
- 1:12AI history
- 3:00Neural networks
- 4:03LLMs explained
- 6:54LLM tokens and parameters
- 8:18LLM temperature and fine-tuning
- 11:25Red Team vs Blue Team
- 12:50Prompt injection attacks
- 13:10LLM jailbreaks
- 14:13ASKI attacks
- 14:56WormGPT threats
- 15:18Public GPT vulnerabilities
- 17:23LLM viruses like Morris 2
- 18:28Cybersecurity defense strategies
- 21:38AI and cybersecurity conclusions
- 23:49Q&A
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