2 months ago: 1 rogue AI incident discovered
1 week ago: dozens
6 days ago: tens of thousands
Today: ***hundreds of thousands***
And it's just the tip of the iceberg: "we can see just a fraction of these agents’ overall activity"
"Agents targeted websites across the White House, the Departments of War, Justice, and Commerce, the CDC and SEC, and state agencies in California, Maryland, Illinois, Texas, and New York."
"Agents used techniques like making accounts with disposable email addresses, reusing exposed credentials, bypassing antibot controls, and flooding websites with requests."
"Agents attempted a SQL injection on the U.S. Department of Education"
[To be clear, what counts as an "incident" is rather apples and oranges between different reports, but that's not the point - look at the trend and tell me you think they have things under control. Where do you think this is going?]
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Laura Ruis
@LauraRuis
NEW: we found hundreds of thousands of interactions of rogue agents with US government websites (DoJ, SEC, CDC, the navy, white house budget office, state websites, etc), including some failed rudimentary hacks aimed at public data.
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