AI agents reportedly stole 600,000 credit card records at about $25 per scan
The Next Web says 79% of the stolen cards belonged to US cardholders. Citing Gambit, it reports that one operator ran three open-source AI agents across 27 companies.
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The Next Web, citing Gambit, reports that 600,000 credit card records were stolen after one operator ran three open-source AI agents across 27 companies. Scans cost about $25 each. The outlet says 79% of the cards belonged to US cardholders and identifies Claude, DeepSeek and GLM as models used in the attacks.
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