Investigadores de seguridad vulneran macOS usando una herramienta de inteligencia artificial de Anthropic

Una firma de seguridad de Palo Alto asegura haber creado una vulnerabilidad funcional en macOS en cinco días con la ayuda de Claude Mythos Preview, de Anthropic. Los investigadores se reunieron con funcionarios de Apple en Apple Park para discutir los hallazgos.

Investigadores de Calif, una empresa con sede en Palo Alto, diseñaron un exploit de escalada de privilegios para macOS con la asistencia de Claude Mythos Preview, de Anthropic. La herramienta identificó rápidamente clases conocidas de vulnerabilidades, aunque la experiencia humana siguió siendo fundamental para completar el código. El exploit resultante otorga acceso a partes normalmente restringidas de un MacBook, lo que permite a un atacante tomar el control del dispositivo con arquitectura de silicio M5.

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