AI declines support for Open Code causing account thefts

Open Code, an American platform, faced a cyberattack that lasted approximately 48 hours, leading to the hacking of its servers and the theft of user data and API keys for AI models. This exposure put project information and financial data at risk. The platform’s AI models were unable to defend themselves, allowing hackers unauthorized access. It was reported that the attack affected about 1.4% of users—roughly 220,000 out of a total of 16 million—where API keys linking user applications to the company's servers were stolen. This exposes users to risks of financial theft and account breaches. The incident highlights the increasing cybersecurity threats amplified by AI, as defense capabilities diminish due to certain restrictions, giving hackers easier access to unrestricted models capable of executing complex attacks.

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