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Low-Skilled Hacker Used AI Agents to Hack University and Steal Thousands of Records

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A low-skilled hacker used artificial intelligence assistants to attack Indian universities and steal more than 5,200 records containing personal information, according to Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42. The attacker, operating as BUGSTER, relied on AI-generated scripts, reconnaissance reports and conversational guidance to conduct activities that would normally require several technical skills. Researchers found evidence of […] The post Low-Skilled Hacker Used AI Agents to Hack University and Steal Thousands of Records appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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