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DIG AI: New Darknet AI Platform Enhancing Capabilities of Cybercriminals

Resecurity has reported a significant development in the cybercrime sector with the emergence of DIG AI, an uncensored artificial intelligence platform. This platform is increasingly being utilized by cybercriminals to automate malicious campaigns and…

ZBy Zachary BurnsDec 22, 20251 min read

Resecurity has reported a significant development in the cybercrime sector with the emergence of DIG AI, an uncensored artificial intelligence platform. This platform is increasingly being utilized by cybercriminals to automate malicious campaigns and bypass standard security protocols.

First detected on Fri, Sep 29, 2025, DIG AI is a "dark LLM" (Large Language Model) hosted on the Tor network. It operates without the safety filters that are standard in legitimate AI tools, creating a lawless environment for users. According to Resecurity’s HUNTER team, the tool's usage surged in Q4 2025, especially during the Winter Holidays, as criminal activities intensified.

The creator, known as "Pitch," claims the platform is based on ChatGPT Turbo but without ethical constraints. Accessible via Tor and requiring no user account, DIG AI provides anonymity to its users. The tool facilitates various illegal activities, including:

Malicious Code: Generation of scripts for backdooring web applications and creating malware. Physical Threat Instructions: Detailed instructions on producing explosives and drugs. Illegal Content: Highly realistic Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), posing significant challenges to law enforcement.

Resecurity has reported a significant development in the cybercrime sector with the emergence of DIG AI, an uncensored artificial intelligence platform.
Zachary Burns · Thehackingpost

Although DIG AI struggles with computationally intensive tasks, such as code obfuscation, which can take 3 to 5 minutes, the output is adequate to inflict financial and technological damage.

DIG AI is part of a growing trend of malicious AI tools. There has been a 200% increase in mentions of such tools in criminal forums from 2024 to 2025. While predecessors like FraudGPT and WormGPT laid the groundwork, DIG AI marks a new phase where criminals maintain their infrastructure to scale operations.

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As major global events in 2026, including the Winter Olympics and FIFA World Cup, approach, there is concern that these tools will be used in large-scale fraud and disinformation campaigns. The rapid evolution of darknet AI poses a challenge to current regulatory efforts.

Based on reporting by GBHackers.

AI transparency. This article was produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence and published under human editorial oversight. AI systems can make mistakes. Read how we use AI (EU AI Act, Art. 50).
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