The Counter Threat Unit at Sophos has published original research detailing Luciferus, an uncensored artificial intelligence subscription service being advertised on the Exploit underground forum. The tool is marketed as able to answer requests without moral or ethical limitations, raising new concerns about how criminal groups are adapting generative AI for illicit purposes. The findings point to a broader shift within the cybercriminal economy, as threat actors move beyond traditional offeri
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Recent findings from Sophos highlight a worrying trend: cybercriminals are capitalizing on global interest in artificial intelligence. By impersonating established AI brands such as Perplexity, Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot, these attackers are successfully tricking individuals and businesses into downloading malicious software. This campaign exploits users' eagerness to adopt the latest digital tools, turning a technological boom into a significant security risk for organizations worldwide.[1