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Hackers Turn AI Hacking Agents Against Their Own Servers to Deploy Malware

Unknown attackers are hijacking exposed Cairn AI intrusion platforms, turning their hacking agents against the systems running them. Malicious tasks that instructed agents to collect secrets, install unauthorized SSH keys, and download malware. At least 17 publicly accessible Cairn panels received suspicious tasks. The affected systems included infrastructure apparently operated by attackers, security researchers, red […] The post Hackers Turn AI Hacking Agents Against Their Own Servers to Deploy Malware appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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