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Hacker Uses AI Agents to Breach 100+ Websites

Reuters reported that a Chinese hacker used AI agents to breach over 100 corporate websites at low cost. The incident confirms concerns about the weaponization of AI agents and highlights the threat of automated attacks to corporate security.

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