VulnerabilitiesMalware lets four AI models vote on its next move
Cisco Talos says the CLOSEDQUORUM sample hands decisions to a panel of AI models rather than an attacker's server, but the public copy does not run.
23 Sept 2026
Cisco Talos disclosed a Windows malware sample, CLOSEDQUORUM, designed to have up to four AI models vote on actions like stealing Windows credentials, browser passwords, and crypto wallet data instead of relying on an attacker's command server. Talos has not observed the full chain working and says the publicly available version is non-functional.
Disclosed 22 September 2026 · Record updated 1 October 2026
No confirmed real-world compromise; the malware's AI-driven decision mechanism has not been observed working end-to-end and the public sample is non-functional.
VulnerabilitiesCisco Talos says the CLOSEDQUORUM sample hands decisions to a panel of AI models rather than an attacker's server, but the public copy does not run.
23 Sept 2026