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The recently discovered cloud-focused VoidLink malware framework is believed to have been developed by a single person with the help of an artificial intelligence model.

Check Point Research says the Linux malware framework was authored largely through AI-driven processes, lowering the barrier to producing complex threats.

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Check Point dug into the details of VoidLink and found a sophisticated and quickly developed malware that was mostly generated using AI and putting a spotlight on what the future of cyber threats ...