Securityweek AI-Driven Cyber Threats Emerge with MCP Framework
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Cybersecurity experts report a new evolution in attacker tradecraft leveraging AI technologies, specifically through the use of the open-source MCP framework for large language models (LLMs) and AI agents. This development enables threat actors to execute sophisticated attacks by integrating AI capabilities into their strategies, affecting various sectors reliant on AI systems.
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