Is your mobile vulnerable to the cunning tricks of hackers

Is your mobile vulnerable to the cunning tricks of hackers

The security company Jfrog sounds the alarm. About a hundred ai models have been uploaded to Hugging Face’s platform, a kind of website for aisystem. But the AI ​​systems can be used by hackers to stealthily install backdoors that then attack the unsuspecting users.

DO NOT MISS: Best and worst on the stock market in 2024 – the seven-cent share up 643 percent

Malicious code – in hundreds of files

Hugging Face has taken measures to prevent the upload of malicious code. But somehow the hackers have managed to bypass the routines.

Since ChatGPT kicked off the ai hype in 2023, demand for all things artificial intelligence has been huge.

When Nvidia released its interim report, the stock soared and Swedish pension savers became billions richer in a few hours. It has News24 reported on previously.

Pension giant bought Nvidia at the right time – makes billions in profit

Hacking important computers and mobiles

But the increased interest also opens up weaknesses in the defense of the young technology.

Additionally, ai can be used by malicious hackers. That is the case this time.

The so-called malware, a malicious software, can through the unwitting users’ downloads access sensitive information on their mobiles, tablets and computers.

Since those who use the software often have important roles in the companies they work for, the damage can be great if they are not detected in time. It was Computer Sweden quick to report.

Hugging Face has not commented on the data.

Read more about finance:

Expert: SEK 2,600 in increased pension after the historic announcement

The payment king: Klarna’s CEO gets a million lift – despite the billion loss

This is how much the bank managers earn: Millions of kroner in higher salary

Hold on! Early declaration can cost you thousands

nh2-general