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New AI-Powered NIK C2 Malware Uses OpenAI API to Help Hackers Steal Data and Control Windows PCs

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Cisco Talos has uncovered NIK C2, a Go-based, 64-bit Windows remote access tool that embeds a working OpenAI client. Operators can send prompts through an infected machine and read the model’s replies in their C2 panel. NIK C2 malware According to technical research published by Cisco Talos, the implant talks to its server over TLS-secured […] The post New AI-Powered NIK C2 Malware Uses OpenAI API to Help Hackers Steal Data and Control Windows PCs appeared first on GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform .

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