Attackers are leveraging AI services to compromise businesses, mirroring their past exploitation of built-in enterprise tools like PowerShell. This emerging trend, dubbed "living off the AI land," involves cybercriminals repurposing legitimate AI tools to extract sensitive data or execute destructive actions. For instance, attackers are using models like Claude to steal confidential information, while others are targeting supply chain vulnerabilities, such as poisoned MCP servers. Experts like Kaushik Shanadi, a CTO, have observed this shift, highlighting the accidental damage caused by viral agents like OpenClaw1. As the threat landscape continues to evolve, security developments play a crucial role in staying ahead of these emerging threats. This new wave of AI-powered attacks matters to practitioners because it underscores the need for vigilance in monitoring and securing AI services, lest they become the very tools used against them.