Prepare for Recursive AI Cryptographic Attacks
While there has been much hand-wringing about the effect of quantum computing on the integrity of the cryptographic ecosystem we rely on for protecting applications and data, a nearer-term threat is the use of recursive AI systems to reverse engineer private keys that can then facilitate TLS session manipulation and access to encrypted files.
Building efficient key and secret management processes and testing the rapid rekeying of your cryptographic estate will become increasingly important as recursive AI is directed at keys and secrets reverse engineering. This report explains how to prepare for recursive AI cryptographic attacks.
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