Massive Chinese hack uses AI agents to steal over 600,000 credit cards and hit hundreds of sites with malware
It only cost them around $25 per target
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Gambit researchers uncovered ongoing AI‐driven skimming campaign stealing 600,000+ payment records since July 2026
Attackers used three autonomous harnesses (Strix, Cairn, Hermes) to compromise dozens of retail sites cheaply
Victims include major US firms; campaign shows AI enables faster, persistent, low‐cost cyberattacks at scale
In July 2026, a hacker tasked autonomous AI agents to attack retail organizations around the world, deploy credit card skimmers, and steal payment data.
Since then, the bots…
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