On August 27, reports from foreign media outlets indicated that a group of Russian-speaking hackers had exploited Cursor's AI coding tool to infiltrate a minimum of seven companies across Europe and other regions. As per the findings of Gambit Security, an Israeli cybersecurity firm, these hackers managed to circumvent AI security measures by posing as participants in a "simulation exercise," thereby stealing credentials and gaining control over accounts. The utilization of AI technology has accelerated attack speeds by 30% to 50%, intensifying concerns that the proliferation of commercial AI agents could potentially expedite the commission of cybercrimes.