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ITHome News on September 28. According to a report by the British Financial Times on the 26th local time, illegally obtaining AI models and computing power is quickly becoming the most sought-after commodity on the cybercrime black market. Hackers hope to use expensive and large models to carry out extortion, cyber warfare and espionage activities. John Holtquist, chief analyst of Google's threat intelligence team, disclosed that so-called "LLM hijacking" activities have increased significantly this year, which is manifested in reselling stolen login credentials for public AI tools, and some groups stealing other people's computing power to run their own models for free. Holtquist, who has been engaged in network security for 20 years, said frankly: "We have seen in the underground market that an economic system formed around AI usage rights is growing." Holtquist warned that attackers …