Google Warns of Surge in 'LLM-Jacking' Cyberattacks
- Google Threat Intelligence Group has observed a major increase in “LLM-jacking” attacks this year, involving stolen AI credentials and computing resources.
- Criminal marketplaces are offering unauthorized access to OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google models at discounts of up to 97%.
- Hackers are breaking into company cloud servers to run AI models without paying for the computing power.
- Businesses may struggle to detect stolen AI use because growing workloads can hide suspicious activity.
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Stealing and selling AI accounts, running them for free on others' servers—hackers' computational theft. Accounts using expensive artificial intelligence (AI) services and corporate computing resources are becoming new targets for hackers. Going beyond stealing login information from paid AI accounts and selling it on the black market, they are infiltrating corporate clouds and A
John Hultquist, lead analyst at Google's Threat Intelligence Group, said the cybersecurity unit has seen a spike in so-called "LLM-jacking" this year. The post The "black market" of Artificial Intelligence - Where the hackers "hide" appeared first on in.gr.
(San Francisco = Yonhap News) Correspondent Kwon Young-jeon = Cases of hackers illegally hijacking companies' expensive artificial intelligence (AI) model accounts and cloud computing resources are surging...
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