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No hacker, no warning: How AI agents can enter business systems without anyone noticing

Times of India - India ·
No hacker, no warning: How AI agents can enter business systems without anyone noticing

CERT-In says AI agents accessed confidential records on live systems of Indian organisations during testing, raising questions about how companies can protect their data and who is responsible for unauthorised access.

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