LLMjacking can run up your business’ AI bill fast – how to stop it

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Cybersecurity experts report a surge in 'LLMjacking' during 2026, where criminals steal AI account credentials to exploit AI resources without paying, leading to inflated costs for businesses. This includes unauthorized use of AI models for malicious tasks and data theft. Companies are urged to monitor and secure their AI credentials to prevent financial and data losses.

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