Attack tools have become more automated and can utilize artificial intelligence (AI). Through AI, malicious actors have the capability to program robots to socially engineer targets (Brundage et al. 2018, as cited by Guembea et al., 2022). In this method, the malicious actor could attack many targets simultaneously without having to manually interact with every attack. ChatGPT can be used to gain knowledge for writing malicious code, which can increase an attacker's knowledge for creating new actors and attackers can use this service to create pretexts for initiating social engineering attacks (Aliwida et al., 2023).Another benefit malicious actors will have through AI is that AI-driven attacks can adapt to their environment so it can learn more methods to better execute the attack (Guembea et al., 2022). Attacks that are tailored to specific targets can have the potential to be more successful than traditional attacks. To prepare for a wider usage of AI in malicious activities, organizations should increase their knowledge about AI, which can help prepare organizations to properly defend against AI-driven attacks (Blauth et al., 2022).In the future, I see attacks becoming more adaptive to specific users. For example, if somebody was in the market for a new car an AI-driven attack could specifically send phishing emails to this person. This way an attacker could prey on the necessity of a person, for example, if the victim was desperately searching for a car, they might be more likely to click a malicious link or fall for a phishing scheme. This avenue of malicious actions would directly go against the reading of Proverbs 22:22, which states, "Don't take advantage of the poor just because you can; don't take advantage of those who stand helpless in court" (Good News Translation). The textbook gives advice to stay ahead of changes in technology. The advice tells organizations to stay aware of the state of technology, their systems, to read hacker magazines, and to test attack tools (Richardson & Thies, 2013, p. 272). This could go back to the discussion of having a red team in-house, if organizations regularly try to exploit their vulnerabilities, then they can fortify against those weaknesses.

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