For instance an apparently harmless Python executable can generate a query to send to the ChatGPT API for processing a different version of malicious code each time the executable is run. This way ...

Polymorphic defense is a radically new evolution in cybersecurity, but it has deep roots in military doctrine.

It goes by the name polymorphic code — or alternatively, automated moving target defense or AMTD — and it has been around for nearly a decade. It came into its own around 2017 when was ...

Another way the company is using polymorphic code is through targeting the age-old SQL injection attacks, which was the method of attack on 17 credit card companies and retailers last year that ...

With polymorphic encryption, the “shape” of code is always different, the executable saves itself with different sizes, code paths, entry points, jump points, etc, every time it is run, so it ...

But according to K2, the Vancouver-based hacker who developed a version of polymorphic code to highlight the weaknesses of networks, there is no way to defend against camouflaged script.