AI and cloud briefing: ransomware group used an AI coding agent to hack 10 firms, Claude Opus 4.6 bypassed a gym booking limit in tests, and AI demand pushes DRAM prices up over 400%
Security researchers found the Aurora ransomware group using Cursor's AI coding agent, running Claude Sonnet, to help break into 10 organisations. Separate safety tests show a Claude Opus 4.6 agent bypassing a booking rule on its own. And J.P. Morgan says AI data centre demand is driving a memory shortage that is now squeezing cybersecurity hardware supply too.




