SEC536: Adversarial AI - Penetration Testing AI Systems


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Passwords are still an enormous problem. The Verizon DBIR says stolen credentials cause more breaches than phishing and exploits combined. Now, AI is making these attacks even more effective against modern networks.
In this session, you'll see new research on how attackers use AI to analyze breach data and craft targeted password attacks. We'll explore how decades of breach results combined with agentic AI are accelerating these attacks and how we as defenders can step up our game to keep pace. Join SANS faculty fellow Joshua Wright for Hackventures with Josh, where we remember that security research can be both critical and incredibly fun.
This training is recommended for a diverse range of individuals, including:
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This webcast supports content and knowledge from SEC504: Hacker Tools, Techniques, and Incident Handling. To learn more about this course and explore upcoming sessions, Click Here.


SANS Faculty Fellow Joshua Wright is the author of SEC504 and Dynamic Incident Response (DAIR). A longtime RSA Conference panelist and open-source developer, he brings over two decades of research, offensive security, and teaching experience.
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