The AI Ransomware Attack - No Human At The Keyboard
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The AI Ransomware Attack - No Human At The Keyboard
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Shelterzoom co-founder and CEO Chao Cheng-Shorland on the first AI-executed ransomware attack, why healthcare keeps absorbing these incidents, and the 45-day cash problem that kills hospitals long after the systems come back.
In this episode:
The JadePuffer incident, where an AI agent hunted credentials, pulled cloud and AI provider API keys, and corrected its own failed login in seconds. Cheng-Shorland's view on how long before this is standard practice among ransomware operators: months, not years.
Why hospitals pay, and why paying often does not get the data back. The 38% mortality increase during downtime. The three tiers of hospital response, from rural systems that cannot fund resilience to major brands fast-tracking it.
And the underwriting question: multi-factor authentication and backups already earn pricing credits. Should demonstrable continuity capability do the same?
JadePuffer: The First Successful LLM-Driven Ransomware -
$10.5 Trillion
German hospital hack -
Irish Children's Hospital
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