Hackers reportedly used AI agents to breach Shinhan Bank, exposing data of 25,000 customers
Polymarket · x · 2026-10-02
According to reports relayed by Polymarket, hackers allegedly used AI agents to breach South Korea's Shinhan Bank, exposing personal data belonging to 25,000 customers. The incident is another sign that AI agents are being weaponized in real-world cyberattacks, moving the risk from theory to practice.
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