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Israel Hayom: AI Agents Stole 600,000 Credit Cards With Almost No Human Involvement

Assaf Golan

Israel Hayom covers Gambit's research into an AI-run campaign that breached hundreds of online stores and stole more than 600,000 credit cards, at about $25 per company. The piece also explains how Gambit maps enterprise infrastructure by business application, so the services a company can't run without stay recoverable.

"The problem is shifting from a classic defense problem to a business problem. An organization has to decide which parts it must preserve and keep working so it can keep serving its customers, whether that's a bank that needs to give people access to their money or a company that produces supplies."

Sa'ar Elias, Co-Founder and Chief Research Officer, Gambit

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