A hacker using the pseudonym « mrwho » claims to hold and is selling the complete source code of Mistral AI on a cybercrime forum. The listing covers 339 files including confidential internal projects such as mistral-inference-private, mistral-finetune-internal, and gpu-dashboard. The hacker claims the French company was breached twice, in May and again in September, although these intrusions have not been independently confirmed. At this stage, no database containing customer personal data has been identified in the analyzed samples, with the main risk being the exposure of Mistral’s intellectual property. This case illustrates the growing importance of proprietary data as the last competitive safeguard in the artificial intelligence era.
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