- Cybercriminals are selling AI-driven hacking tools on dark web forums, lowering entry barriers for sophisticated attacks.
- Notable offerings include APEX AI, which provides detailed attack plans, and Metamorphic Crypter, designed to evade detection.
- MessiahGPT claims to operate without ethical constraints, highlighting the troubling commoditization of cybercrime.
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