VoidLink was built almost entirely using an AI agent that split itself into three development teams doing the equivalent of 50 hours per week.

A solo developer utilizing AI agents and advanced methodology created VoidLink, a highly sophisticated Linux malware framework.

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A single developer built a Linux malware framework in less than a week using artificial intelligence, said security ...

Check Point Research says the Linux malware framework was authored largely through AI-driven processes, lowering the barrier to producing complex threats.

The recently discovered cloud-focused VoidLink malware framework is believed to have been developed by a single person with the help of an artificial intelligence model.

AI + skilled malware developers = security threat VoidLink, the newly spotted Linux malware that targets victims' clouds with ...

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Sandboxing is a security technique that is used to restrict the interaction of a program with the operating system simply because the program is untested or the program contains some malicious codes.