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Rented intelligence: AI-powered cybercrime is here.
AI-powered cybercrime isn’t just a future threat. It’s already here, and criminals are using it to attack faster and at greater scale than ever.
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Closing the AI blind spot
Criminals are exploiting a vast, invisible new attack surface: shadow AI. A marketplace offering resold or jailbroken access to frontier models is just a search away, and thousands of AI models advertised as “guardrail-free” are openly available on Hugging Face, downloaded over 22 million times in a single 30-day period.
Within six months, criminals will have access to AI models as capable as Mythos, one of the frontier AI models the Five Eyes intelligence agencies expect to ‘fundamentally transform’ offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
Join ThreatDown researchers for a look at how AI is reshaping the threat landscape, and walk away with three concrete priorities for your security team.
What you’ll learn
Malicious AI is moving offline
What 22 million “guardrail-free” downloads in 30 days means for what you can no longer monitor, log, and intercept.
Criminals use the same frontier models you do
Criminal AI tools hide in plain sight on infrastructure from vendors like Cloudflare and Google Cloud.
AI enthusiasm is being weaponized
Malicious agent skills and social engineering lures are exploiting the rush to adopt AI, turning enthusiasm into an attack surface.
The six-month countdown
Here’s what it means for you: prioritize patching and identity lockdown before Mythos-class AI reaches criminal marketplaces.
Your speakers
Mark Stockley
Cybersecurity Evangelist
Shawn Dorsey
Sr. Director, Managed Services
