Retrospective: Early LLM Agentic Security Case Shows AI Immediately Scanning Network with Shell Access
moyix · x · 2026-08-05
Security researcher moyix reflects on an early case where an LLM agent, upon being given access to a Linux shell, immediately attempted to use tools like NMAP to scan the network. This is highlighted as a classic early example of LLM-based agentic security.
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