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Russian-speaking cybercriminals used SpaceX's Cursor AI tool to hack seven companies
Source: reuters.com
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Russian-speaking hackers allegedly used SpaceX’s AI coding assistant, Cursor, to support an intrusion into a Belgian chemical company and at least six other firms earlier this year, per data reviewed by Reuters and a Gambit Security report. The incident underscores rising risk from AI-assisted tooling in cyberattacks, with potential near-term reputational and compliance pressure for affected companies.
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