breachcache discloses 75 autonomous AI agent intrusion transcripts(original, opens in a new tab)
breachcache says it recovered 75 autonomous AI agent attack transcripts from a threat actor's server, where operators only wrote targets and rules, and the agent itself performed reconnaissance, selected vulnerabilities, confirmed results, and wrote back to the shared record system Cairn. According to its description, these agents were driven by Claude Code with models such as DeepSeek, pi, and Codex; impacts include command execution on 23 hosts (mostly root/SYSTEM), one SSRF case that created a root instance via cloud metadata (about 9h44m), Open WebUI rooted via CVE-2026-0766/ZDI-26-032, and card numbers and wallet private keys stolen and then traces wiped per instructions. The post also claims attempts to harvest keys from relays of about 150,000 AI gateways, and distinguishes operators such as Backdoor, Keymaster, and Cashout; on some targets the agent was both the attack tool and the attacked object, and in another case an agent refused to continue unauthorized harvesting of proxy credentials and rewrote the disclosure template.