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Cybercriminals shift from prompts to autonomous AI agents

Cybercriminals are moving beyond prompt-based tools toward AI agents. No specific attack, victim or confirmed disruption is identified.

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More autonomous criminal tooling could increase the scale and speed of future cyberattacks.

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