US banks detect third-party AI agents logging into customer accounts
What happened
On October 22, Hacker News featured a roundup and new disclosure from What's Getting Pwned, a real-time security incident tracker. The site has logged 191 incidents over the past year. The new disclosure says several large US banks detected third-party AI agents inside customer accounts, most of them logging in with the customer's own credentials. That breaks the banks' rule that customers log in themselves. The report does not name the banks, give the number of affected accounts, or say whether money was lost or what the banks did about it.
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- Hacker News front pageWhat's Getting Pwned
安全事件实时追踪站 What's Getting Pwned 汇总近一年 191 起事件,最新披露美国多家大行在客户账户内检测到第三方 AI 智能体,多数用客户本人凭据登录,违反银行须本人登录的规定。
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