At least three threat actors have abused the AI platform Cairn to gain persistent access and steal funds from more than 100 organizations.
SecurityWeek has reported that the AI platform Cairn is being abused in attacks against more than 100 organizations. At least three threat actors are involved.
The attackers are using Cairn to maintain persistent access to compromised networks and to steal money. The report describes this as a combination of persistent access and financial theft.
The case shows that AI platforms can be turned into attack tools. Organizations that rely on such platforms should be aware of the risk.
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