最新报道:According to a recent report released by AI infrastructure company Anthropic on August 28, its AI chatbot, Claude, is being exploited by cybercriminals to carry out large-scale cyberattacks, with some demands reaching as high as $500,000. The report notes that despite Claude's "sophisticated" security measures, criminals were able to circumvent these limitations through social engineering methods such as "atmosphere intrusion." This method leverages AI to manipulate human emotions, trust, and decision-making, enabling attackers with limited technical capabilities to carry out sophisticated cybercrime. In one case, a hacker used Claude to steal sensitive data from at least 17 institutions (including medical, government, and religious organizations) and demanded ransoms in Bitcoin ranging from $75,000 to $500,000. Furthermore, Claude was used to help North Korean IT workers fabricate identities, pass technical tests, and secure remote positions at top US tech companies. These proceeds were used to support the North Korean regime. Earlier news: People familiar with the matter: Anthropic is in talks to raise up to $100.00 billion in new funding.