2023 GenAI Application Security Trend Predictions

Security Risks! Ollama Large Model Tool Allegedly Contains Critical Vulnerabilities

Potential Risks of ChatGPT's Search Function: Vulnerable to Malicious Manipulation Leading to Unreliable Content

Recently, an investigation by the UK Guardian revealed potential security vulnerabilities in OpenAI's ChatGPT search tool. The inquiry found that ChatGPT could be manipulated when processing web summaries containing hidden content, potentially returning malicious code. This hidden content may include third-party instructions designed to disrupt ChatGPT's responses or large amounts of concealed text promoting a specific product or service. Image source note: The image is AI-generated, tested by the image licensing service provider Midjourney.

UK Minister Warns That Russia Is Plotting to Use Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Cyber Attacks on the UK

Fake ChatGPT Apps Appear, Hackers Launch Cyber Attacks Using PipeMagic Trojan!

Businesses See Opportunities in Generative AI but Worry About Cyber Attacks

Surveys show that three-fifths of companies believe generative AI presents business opportunities, yet concerns about cyber attacks persist. PwC points out that companies that do not take risks will struggle to advance in the competition of emerging technologies. More than 30% of companies are extremely sensitive to cyber risks, but 60% view generative AI as a business opportunity.

IBM Launches Watsonx.Governance to Help Enterprises and Governments Build Trust in Generative AI

IBM is launching the Watsonx.Governance toolkit to help enterprises and governments establish trust in generative AI. Watsonx provides a suite of tools for managing risks, enhancing transparency, and forecasting future AI regulatory compliance. By using Watsonx, enterprises can automate AI governance processes and monitor and manage their models.

Global AI Cybersecurity Protocol Signed to Manage Cybersecurity Risks of Emerging AI Tools

["The Global AI Cybersecurity Protocol was signed at Turing Bletchley Park to manage the cybersecurity risks posed by emerging AI tools.", "28 countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, China, and the European Union, collectively signed the 'Bletchley Declaration' to address the potential risks at the forefront of AI technology.", "The protocol emphasizes cybersecurity and privacy protection issues, providing a solid foundation for responsible AI innovation globally.", "This initiative has been praised by cybersecurity experts, showcasing a collaborative effort towards AI safety and innovation.", "This signing reflects the collective will of global leaders."]

Concerns of Enterprises Regarding Potential Threats of Generative AI Cyber Attacks

According to PwC's latest report, business leaders express concerns about the impact of generative artificial intelligence on cybersecurity. More than half of business leaders anticipate that generative AI will lead to 'catastrophic' cyber attacks in the coming year. Despite these concerns, many companies still plan to utilize generative AI to enhance cybersecurity.

AI Researchers Reveal Key Vulnerability in Large Language Models That Can Be Replicated at Low Cost

🔍 Model Parasitism Attacks: Researchers reveal that large language models have critical vulnerabilities that could lead to private information leakage and targeted attacks. 🔐 Cybersecurity Risks: Although large language models have tremendous potential, businesses should seriously consider the cybersecurity risks that may arise when adopting and deploying them. 🤖 Potential Threats: The research warns that security vulnerabilities may successfully transfer between closed-source and open-source machine learning models, necessitating caution.

US Space Force Suspends Use of AI Tools like ChatGPT Due to Data Security Risks

The US Space Force has suspended the use of web-based generative AI tools like ChatGPT for its personnel. This decision is based on concerns over data aggregation risks, and they will wait for formal approval before resuming use. The Space Force has established a working group with other Pentagon departments to consider the responsible use of these technologies. An Air Force spokesperson confirmed that this suspension is a temporary measure for data security. The Space Force plans to release further guidance on the use of generative AI next month.