Anthropic says AI malware is coming for your smart oven… eventually
THE SO WHAT
Treat IoT as an AI attack surface—self-replicating “AI worms” targeting unmanaged devices turn every smart appliance into potential lateral-movement infrastructure. CISOs should pull IoT inventories into AI threat modeling this quarter, not after the first worm hits consumer hardware.
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