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This article addresses LLMjacking, a specific threat where stolen credentials allow attackers to consume enterprise AI compute resources and inflate billing costs. The core issue is the security of API keys and account access within the AI infrastructure supply chain, making it a critical concern for organizations deploying large-scale models.
LLMjacking can run up your business’ AI bill fast – how to stop it

Security experts warn of a growing market in stolen AI account credentials. LLMjacking, the illegal use of AI resources, is a popular criminal trend in 2026. Businesses must monitor and protect their accounts. Here’s how. Security experts warn that it’s not just artificial intelligence (AI) going rogue that we have to worry about — there’s also a booming underground economy for selling access to your AI…
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