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Cisco Talos open-sources CAIRN tool for AI malware detection

September 23, 2026, 04:09 UTC · San Jose, United States · Americas · no longer in the live window

Cisco's Talos team open-sourced the CAIRN tool, which uses AI prompts and API endpoints to detect and trace AI-integrated malware without executing files.

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