AI is rewiring the cybercrime ecosystem.
You have 6 months to prepare.
Cybercrime is being rebuilt around AI, and the shift is further along than most organizations realize.
The gap between the organizations ready for what’s coming and those that aren’t is widening fast, and this report is about which side of it you’ll be on.
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Key findings
- Guardrail-free AI models are here, and they’re advertised as not refusing unsafe or harmful requests.
- Enthusiasm for AI has become a weapon, and criminals are already leveraging it.
- Criminal AI marketplaces are hiding in plain sight, and they run on the same legitimate cloud and AI infrastructure we all rely on.
- Cybercrime’s final form isn’t here—yet. A new caliber of AI models is likely to arrive on criminal marketplaces before the end of the year.
CYBERCRIME TODAY, CYBERCRIME TOMORROW
Today, AI can be used to:
· Target critical infrastructure
· Hide malware inside some of the most popular AI agent skills
· Generate malicious code that disappears after running
· Run invisibly, offline
Soon, AI will be able to:
· Put professional-grade exploit-hunting in anyone’s hands
· Bury defenders in more patches than they can handle
· Bring Mythos-class capability to criminal marketplaces
· Complete a 20-hour attack, start to finish, on its own
Your Guide to Machine-Scale Cybercrime
Uncover the data, insights, and expert analysis you need to prepare for the next wave of AI‑driven cyberthreats.