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The same report found a criminal selling AI-built ransomware for $400 to $1,200 who could not implement or troubleshoot core malware components without Claude.
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The same report found a criminal selling AI-built ransomware for $400 to $1,200 who could not implement or troubleshoot core malware components without Claude.
Anthropic's August 2025 threat report described a "vibe hacking" extortion spree in which Claude Code helped hit at least 17 organizations, with ransom demands sometimes exceeding $500,000.
In the extortion case, the AI analyzed stolen data to pick targets and generated personalized ransom notes with victim-specific threats.