Anthropic stopped AI-driven cyberattacks in July 2025, blocking extortion demands up to $500K targeting 17 groups.

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The company is urging customers to patch their devices immediately, saying the flaw could lead to denial of service or remote code execution.

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Anthropic said cybercriminals used AI to conduct hacking operations with smaller teams and fewer technical skills.

Anthropic’s new Usage Policy, thats effective September 15, 2025, doubles down on guarding against misuses of rising agentic tools like Claude Code and Computer Use, explicitly banning the creation of ...