Hackers show malicious AI tool FraudGPT, which can automatically generate a variety of network attack codes.

CTOnews.com, July 31 (Xinhua)-- researchers are worried that "hackers use AI to build criminal tools" is gradually becoming a reality. CTOnews.com earlier reported that hackers have created a "no moral limit" WormGPT chat robot, which can automatically generate a series of phishing emails.

Now hackers have created another malicious AI tool called FraudGPT, which is said to be "capable of generating a variety of cyber attack codes", and "more than 3000 buyers have placed orders in less than a week," according to security company Netenrich.

▲ Picture Source Netenrich

Rakesh Krishnan, a researcher at Netenrich of ▲ Tuyuan Netenrich, said that FraudGPT has been in circulation on the dark Internet since July 22, with a subscription fee of $200 (about 1429.46 yuan) per month, $1000 (about 7147.3 yuan) for six months, and $1700 (about 12150.41 yuan) a year.

▲ source Rakesh Krishnan hackers said on the sales page that the tool could be used to write malicious code, create "a series of malware that cannot be detected by antivirus software", detect website vulnerabilities, and automatically run password collision libraries.

The hacker claimed that "more than 3000 copies of the malicious tool have been sold so far." However, the actual effect of the malicious AI tool is not known, and security company Netenrich is currently conducting more investigations into the AI tool, and they are expected to disclose more details in the near future.