AI CYBERSECURITY

By;
PRASANNA
HARIKRISHNA
 CYBER SECURITY:

• Protection of computers &

other technological devices
like data, networks ,servers
etc.

• Formal definition:
• It is a process designed to
protect networks and
networking devices from attack
,damage or unauthorized
access.
WHY CYBER SECURITY IS NEEDED?
• In INDIA during Lockdown 2020, 11,58,208 Cyber
attacks are happened.
• In 2021 the worst attack happened, that is
“Poly Network exploit” a group of anonymous
hackers transferred over $160 million
cryptocurrencies. All assets are eventually returned
over the following two weeks.
• On 2022 a hacker stole INR 7.3 Cr Rupees from
“RAZORPAY” over a period of three months.
 2023 latest data breaches......

Slack Github account hack.

Data of 228 Million Deezer User
Stolen.

Twitter leaks data on 200 million
users.

Malware targets 30+ word press
plugins.
 AUTHENTICATION
• Authentication is the process of verifying the
identity of a person or device.

• Authentication is the process that determines

whether users are who they claim to be.

• Authentication is often followed by

authorization..
CAPTCHA
 AUTHORIZATION
• It is a security mechanism used to determine user
privileges or access levels, related to system
resources.
• Authorization is the process that determines what
users can and cannot access.
• Authorization is often preceded by authentication.

E.g.: The password verification step in opening a

mail is authentication and if the password, that you
entered happens to be correct , you will be
 PRINCIPLES OF CYBER SECURITY
(correctness, accuracy,
consistency)

(i)Maintaining the accuracy

and consistency of data over its
entire lifetime.
(ii)Unauthorized
modifications should not occur.
Ability of the user to
access information or
resources in the correct
format as and when
they need them.

It is the security principle

or set of rules that control
access to information.
 MALEVOLENT AI

AI
Rogue Agents:
Malevolent AI could be intentionally designed or manipulated to act against its
programmed purpose, potentially causing harm to individuals, organizations, or even
society at large.

Security Risks:
If AI systems are not properly secured, they can be vulnerable to hacking or exploitation
by malicious actors, leading to unauthorized access, data breaches, or disruption of
critical systems.

Autonomous Weapons:
There are concerns about the development of autonomous weapons powered by AI,
which could make decisions to cause harm without human intervention, raising ethical
and safety issues.
Deepfakes:
AI can be used to create highly convincing deepfake videos or audio
recordings, manipulating information and potentially causing damage to
reputations, relationships, or even inciting violence.

Social Manipulation:
Malevolent AI could be used to manipulate social media algorithms,
spreading misinformation, propaganda, or deepening societal divisions.

Unintended Consequences:
Even well-intentioned AI systems can have unintended consequences, and
if not carefully designed and monitored, these consequences could turn
harmful.
Privacy Concerns:
Malevolent AI can be used to compromise privacy by analyzing and
exploiting personal data, leading to identity theft, surveillance, or other
invasive practices.

Economic Disruption:
Automation driven by malevolent AI could lead to job displacement,
economic inequality, and social unrest, particularly if there isn't a well-
managed transition to new forms of employment.
 Preventing malevolent AI
involvement

Ethical Development:
Ensure that AI systems are developed with ethical guidelines and
adhere to responsible AI practices.

Transparency:
Foster transparency in AI systems, making it clear how they
operate and the purposes for which they are designed.

Security Measures:
Implement robust security measures to protect AI systems from
unauthorized access or manipulation.

Regulations and Standards:

Advocate for and adhere to regulations and standards that promote
the responsible development and use of AI.
Education and Awareness:
Promote education and awareness regarding the ethical use of AI among
developers, organizations, and the general public.

Collaboration:
Encourage collaboration within the AI community to share best practices,
insights, and solutions to prevent malevolent uses of AI.

By combining these approaches, it is possible to mitigate the risks

associated with malevolent AI and foster the responsible development and
deployment of artificial intelligence technologies.
THANK YOU!!

By:
Prasanna
Harikrishna