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AI could make more companies worth hacking, Anthropic report suggests.

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Title: AI could make more companies worth hacking, Anthropic report suggests.
Authors: Shao, Wen (AUTHOR)
Source: Fortune.com. 9/25/2026, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.
Subject Terms: *Intelligent agents, *Computer hacking, *Cyberterrorism, *Phishing, Internet security
Abstract: The article discusses a report from Anthropic that suggests artificial intelligence is lowering the barriers to cyberattacks, potentially making more companies vulnerable to hacking. The report highlights how AI agents can automate complex tasks, such as identifying vulnerabilities and writing exploit code, enabling attackers to target a wider range of organizations, including smaller businesses. Examples include a three-hour takeover of a cloud environment and the extraction of over 2,100 authentication tokens from corporate systems. Additionally, the article notes that AI has also empowered scammers to conduct large-scale, personalized fraud operations. [Extracted from the article]
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  Data: The article discusses a report from Anthropic that suggests artificial intelligence is lowering the barriers to cyberattacks, potentially making more companies vulnerable to hacking. The report highlights how AI agents can automate complex tasks, such as identifying vulnerabilities and writing exploit code, enabling attackers to target a wider range of organizations, including smaller businesses. Examples include a three-hour takeover of a cloud environment and the extraction of over 2,100 authentication tokens from corporate systems. Additionally, the article notes that AI has also empowered scammers to conduct large-scale, personalized fraud operations. [Extracted from the article]
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