Morris II: This new AI tool is expert in stealing data, expert warned

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used everywhere today. AI is making people's work easier. With their help, work that takes hours is being done in minutes, but gradually it is becoming a mess of AI.

Now security experts have warned about a new AI tool Morris II. Experts say that Morris II can easily steal the data of any other AI tool. This AI can also spread malware in your system. This new generative AI worm has been named Morris II, after the first worm that wreaked havoc on the Internet in 1988.

Any email assistant with generative AI can be powered by Morris II. AI is capable of extracting information from compatible emails and removing security layers; for example, it can do away with two-factor authentication on your Gmail account. Morris II moves so quickly that it generates its cues.

According to Ron Button of Intuit, Stav Cohen of Israel Institute of Technology, Ben Nassy of Cornell Tech, and others, malware can propagate through emails that include a text prompt. The AI tool Morris II can steal data from ChatGPT and Google Gemini with ease.

Using an image prompt, this tool can also automatically send a compromised photo to a recipient. It can also pilfer social media and credit card information. Both Google's Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT have been used to test the tool.