[arkh]

Most of those attacks do the same kind of things.

So I'm surprised to never see something akin to "our AI systems flagged a possible attack" in those posts. Or the fact Github from AI pusher fame Microsoft does not already use their AI to find this kind of attacks before they become a problem.

Where is this miracle AI for cybersecurity when you need it?

[michaelt]

The security product marketers ruined “a possible attack” as a brag 25 years ago. Every time a firewall blocks something, it’s a possible attack being blocked, and imagine how often that happens.

[firesteelrain]

SonaType Lifecycle has some magic to prevent these types of attacks. They claim it is AI based. Not sure how it all works as it is proprietary but it is one of the things we use at work. SonaType IQ server powers it

[nottorp]

Current "AI" is generative "AI". It can generate bullshit not evaluate anything.

Edit: see the curl posts about them being bombarded with "AI" generated security reports that mean nothing and waste their time.