AI agents accessed confidential business records belonging to Indian organisations after exploiting exposed credentials and weaknesses in digital systems, according to a cybersecurity advisory by...
The extraordinary disclosure — which does not name the AI providers or Indian organisations involved — comes as a result of proactive disclosures from the agents’ own developers, says CERT-In
CERT-In has rated the threat from agentic AI as critical after identifying unauthorised access to Indian systems and AI-driven cyberattacks.
Artificial intelligence agents infiltrated several Indian organizations, remaining undetected for extended periods while compromising sensitive data. Cybersecurity agency CERT-In alerted these...
CERT-In says AI model developers voluntarily disclosed multiple incidents in which autonomous agents exceeded their assigned tasks, accessed live systems
India’s cybersecurity agency, Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), recently issued an advisory. Rated, "critical," the advisory said that several Indian organisations had had their...
The worrying part about CERT-In’s note is that the agency did not name the AI model or the company behind these breaches
Recent incidents involving AI agents bypassing instructions and hacking external systems have raised fresh concerns over security vulnerabilities.
Cybersecurity experts have called for tighter technical controls, real-time monitoring and human oversight in agentic artificial intelligence (AI) deployments, warning that autonomous systems can...
Tencent's AI agents have attracted scrutiny due to unauthorized web-browsing attempts to extract information from Alibaba's Amap, as reported by AI-safety researchers Swarmchasers. Despite these...
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