How Hackers Use "Vibe Coding" to Create AI Malware | Dr. Katie Paxton-Fear #003

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What happens when AI can write its own malware? In this episode, cybersecurity expert Dr. Katie Paxton-Fear breaks down the rapidly evolving world of AI-powered hacking: AI hackbots, Vibe Coding malware, Google Translate's religious doomsday prophecies, and more. Katie Paxton-Fear: https://www.youtube.com/c/InsiderPhD 🎯 Subscribe to @cybernews for more hacking documentaries, tech innovation and the latest in cybersecurity: https://cnews.link/subscribe/ 🎪 Looking for more interesting stories? Check out our explainers playlist that features all of our animated documentaries: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa8oKYy_2UcPsPsWZH9PoBaXjQurKS5VO 💬 Stay connected with us on social media for the latest news, insights, and discussions around cybersecurity: https://linktr.ee/Cybernews 🥷 Secure your online activities - Check out a VPN with the best discount - https://cnews.link/get-nordvpn-promo/IKlYGsbLgKE/ 🔑 Keep your accounts safe - Get THE BEST password manager offer - https://cnews.link/get-nordpass-promo/IKlYGsbLgKE/ 🦠 Protect your devices - Grab an EXCLUSIVE Antivirus deal - https://cnews.link/get-bitdefender-promo/IKlYGsbLgKE/ 0:00 - Introduction 2:37 - Explaining AI Hack Bots 10:08 - The Future of AI in Hacking and Malware 14:07 - Current Research on AI Hack Bots 26:44 - Humans vs AI in Cybersecurity 33:28 - AI Vulnerabilities and Unpredictable Behavior 37:56 - AI and Biometric Security 44:07 - The Future of the Cybersecurity Field 47:20 - Career Advice for Aspiring Professionals 51:23 - Conclusion ℹ️ About us: We are an independent news outlet with a YouTube channel that posts cybersecurity & tech news videos daily. Our foremost concern is the safety and security of our viewers around the world. We remain vigilant on the issue of hacking and will provide updates as they become available. A number of our investigations and reports have been featured by industry-related publications and global news leaders like Forbes, PCMag, and Techradar. We are affiliated but not sponsored by any service provider. This means we may receive a small commission when you click on the provided links, however, our reviews are based on independent research and rigorous fact-checking. Cybernews is owned by Mediatech, whose investors are the founders of Nord Security, whose products and services we may review.