Open-Source Pentest AI Agent Became Shared Hack Engine in Japan and Korea Attacks
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-10-20
A follow-up link reply by the same author to the earlier Bloomberg-based post; core facts are identical: an open-source pentesting AI agent became the shared engine of breach campaigns in Japan and Korea, hitting about 20 Japanese companies and financial firms in South Korea. See the main post on this event for details.
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