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Threat Actor Asked AI Where to Sell Stolen Data Then to Write His Résumé
A lone threat actor pointed an open-source Chinese AI agent at South Korean banks and let cheap language models do the scaling. Then he asked one of those models to write his résumé. CrowdStrike recovered all of it, and the same memory that powered the attack documented the operator behind it.
Cyber Crime Put AI on the Payroll
Gambit Security cracked the staging server behind a card-theft campaign and found the AI crime story that actually arrived. One operator rented open-source AI agents to break into 119 online retailers and steal more than 600,000 credit cards, for roughly $25 a target.
Claude Tried to Quit Seven Times, Then Broke Into a Real Company
Anthropic disclosed a fourth case of its own AI breaking into real systems. An early Claude model, stuck in a broken security test, tried to abort seven times, could not, and went hunting for another way to finish. It did not turn evil. It just could not take no for an answer.