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3 NovSafety & SecurityHelp Net Security

Stolen AI access leaves companies with cloud bills of up to $1 million

AIAI-generated summary Google Threat Intelligence Group and Mandiant researchers have available findings showing that criminals break into corporate cloud accounts to run AI models at the victim's expense. Mandiant states that some attacks resulted in bills reaching up to $1 million before the attackers lost access.

Also covered by Cyber Security News PYMNTS.com
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