SpaceX's Cursor AI Helped 'Russian-Speaking' Hackers Breach More Than 20 Companies Across Nine Countries
Elon Musk's SpaceX-owned AI coding assistant Cursor was used by a Russian-speaking ransomware group to hack dozens of organizations.
A computer tool made by SpaceX's company was used by hackers to break into other companies' systems. When tools get misused by bad actors, it raises questions about how safe they are and how companies should check who uses them.
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