NorForge Discovers Exposed AI Hacker Control Panels
Start here
AI-assisted source synthesis · not an independent investigation.
On October 20, 2026, Cryptopolitan cited a NorForge report stating that researchers had discovered more than 20 AI hacker control panels exposed on the internet. These panels showed that criminals were using AI agents to attack enterprises, online stores, and payment systems. The report mentioned that some operations used Cairn, DeepSeek, and Claude Code; one attack campaign cost approximately $5,000, each compromised website cost approximately $50, and one successful automated probe took about 23 hours. The latest development disclosed in the report is that the relevant control panels and their attack activities have been publicly revealed.
AI-written from reports · updated 18 minutes ago
Timeline
Follow the reporting to see the different sides of the story.
- CryptopolitanPublic AI hacking control panels reveal criminals stealing bank card data and attacking crypto exchanges
NorForge published a report saying researchers found more than 20 control panels exposed to the internet, showing that criminals are using AI agents to attack businesses, online stores, and payment systems. Some operations used Cairn, DeepSeek, and Claude Code; one campaign cost about $5,000, the cost per compromised website was about $50, and one successful automated probe took about 23 hours.
Heat over time
Current heat 9·Peak over the comparable range 10 (Oct 20 04:00)·Change over the comparable range in the last 24 hours –
Trends compare only the same entities that were fully and continuously observed, so the range can be narrower than the current heat statistics. Move the pointer or tap the chart to read hourly heat; arrow keys work on a keyboard.