Join us for the third session in our AI Security Masters webinar series, where we examine how AI-generated malware is moving from theoretical experimentation into operational reality.

Predictions about AI-generated malware have circulated for years, yet real-world evidence has been limited. Most observed examples to date have been linked to inexperienced threat actors or to malware mirroring the functionality of existing open-source malware tools.

This session presents a clear inflection point.

Check Point Research identified VoidLink, a modular malware framework targeting Linux infrastructure whose architecture, execution flow, and operational design were so advanced that it was initially assessed as the work of an advanced threat actor. However, deeper analysis uncovered that the framework was authored almost entirely by artificial intelligence, likely under the direction of a single individual.

VoidLink demonstrates a shift from AI-assisted coding to AI-directed malware development. The session will cover the technical evolution of AI-generated malware, key findings from the VoidLink analysis, and implications for the future as AI begins to influence malware architecture rather than just its implementation.

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