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AI tools on the dark web

 


As AI continues to develop, its role in cybercrime on the dark web will only increase. The ability of cybercriminals to experiment with AI-powered tools is a new frontier in the ongoing war between hackers and cybersecurity experts. The Dark Web is quickly becoming a testing ground for new AI-powered attacks. The bad actors can customize their methods and expand their scope of their crimes.

1. FraudGPT – When AI is the worst spammer

FraudGPT is a tool that sends fake emails. Create a fraudulent website And it spreads malware like a 24/7 scam operation. It's so clever it can trick you into handing over sensitive information to hackers—just like your grandma's bank details! If installed correctly, it does not require too much energy to operate.


2. Angler AI – A fishing tool that personalizes your attacks.

Angler AI is a secret tool. That changes perspective depending on how you respond. It's like a telemarketer who knows everything about you and can even pretend to be your mom! There are always ways to trick you with personal attacks.

3. DeepLocker – Malware Hidden Inside Your Software

DeepLocker is malicious malware hidden in trusted software. And it only activates when it recognizes your face or voice. Pretend to be friendly like a silent stalker until it's time to attack.


4. Zeus Panda – Trojan with powerful AI

Zeus Panda once stole bank information. But now it's getting smarter, using AI to sneak past your defenses. It's like a silent thief in your system, stealing your financial information without leaving any traces.

5. Deepfakes as a Service – fake videos for a fee

Some people on the dark web will create deepfake videos for you and even put someone's face in the video for extortion. This AI-powered service may damage reputation But they sell it for cyber crimes.

6. OpenAI GPT Variants – When AI helps create malware

Some people are misusing GPT and other AI tools to script cyber crimes such as phishing emails and scams. Instead of using GPT for good, they are using it to create a dangerous stink.


7. DarkBERT – AI model that explores the Dark Web

DarkBERT is a language model trained on dark web data. Help hackers find vulnerabilities and stolen data faster.

8. Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) – Renting malware for cybercrime

People can now rent out malware the same way they rent an apartment. If you don't know how to create ransomware You can rent it from the dark web and get support to use it.

9. AI-powered credential bot – 100,000 passwords in seconds

These bots try to combine millions of passwords to gain access to accounts. The scary part is that they learn and get better every time they fail. which makes them more dangerous.


10. Social media bots – AI that spreads lies

These AI bots flood social media with fake news or political messages. They learn how people respond. and use it to create chaos It's like a conspiracy theorist who can control your diet 24/7.

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