To help security practitioners catch malware that leans on AI, researchers from Cisco Talos shared an open-source framework that they hope will be used to classify and analyze the threat. The tool, called CAIRN, works entirely from metadata pulled off files. No down the malware, no running it. CAIRN explorer connects malware binaries by metadata attributes like submitter, import hash, domain or AI provider (Source: Cisco Talos) How CAIRN hunts Researchers look for what Talos … More
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