Attackers are starting to exploit AI systems to mount attacks in the same way they once relied on built-in enterprise tools such as PowerShell. Instead of relying on malware, cybercriminals are increasingly abusing AI tools enterprises depend on — a trend some experts describe as living off the AI land. “We’re seeing it in things like poisoned MCP servers in the supply chain, attackers using legitimate models like Claude to extract sensitive data, and even viral agents like OpenClaw accidentally causing destructive actions,” says Kaushik Shanadi, CTO at Helmet Security, a startup focused on securing agentic AI communications. “The problem is most of these systems were deployed before anyone ...