Dark web markets sell access to Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI models at 97% discounts
Dark web marketplaces are selling unauthorized access to artificial intelligence models from Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI at discounts of up to 97%, according to findings from the Google Threat Intelligence Group reported by the Financial Times.
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- Google Threat Intelligence Group identified dark web markets selling access to Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI models.
- Illicit sellers offer access to the AI models at discounts reaching up to 97%.
- Security researchers warn of an increase in 'LLM-jacking' attacks that target corporate AI infrastructure.
Security researchers warned of a surge in "LLM-jacking" attacks. In these incidents, attackers compromise and exploit companies' expensive AI resources to resell access on illicit markets.
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